The Jewish Community began the week-long celebration of Passover, April 12. The eight day holiday commemorates the Exodus of the Israelites from slavery in Egypt.
The Celebration commemorates with a special meal called a Seder and the eating of un-leavened bread called matzah.
The story of Passover is recounted in reading from the Haggadah, the ritual account of the Exodus story. The significance of removing of all leaven denotes the rush to exit Egypt and not permitting the bread to rise, creating chametz also known as matzah
Two studying-Rabbis from New York, Schmuel and Mendel representing the Chabad from Ashland, stopped by the homes of all Jews from Gold Beach to Crescent City, to deliver the hand-made Shmurah (round) Matzah and conduct a Phylacteries (Remember the Law) prayer to those who wished the embracement.
Passover concludes April 20.