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Passover is one of The Most important festivals in the Jewish calendar.

on The evening of 8. April is the beginning of Passover, one of The Most important religious festivals of the Jewish calendar.

the Jewish families and their friends would gather in the rule, to be called to eat a special meal Seder, read religious texts, sing and tell stories. It is a time when the Jews remember how Moses led their ancestors out of slavery in Egypt.

But social distancing measures in the countries around The World do not mean that in this year, the Jewish People invite others to join them for the Seder meal.

Easter and Ramadan are fast approaching, so is the same dilemma that the Christians and the Muslims all over The World .

Some American churches and pastors ignore the 'stay At Home ' jobs, but for those who isolate themselves, how can they keep the feeling of community in the centre of the religious celebrations in the life?

Moving ancient ceremonies online-The Seder meal is one of The Ways Jews celebrate Passover

Rabbi Rick Jacobs lives in New York , the epicenter of the outbreak in the United States.

He is the President of The Union for Reform Judaism , which is the community arm of Reform Judaism in North America .

For people who have decided to host Seder, practically, Rabbi Jacobs has some tips.

at the Top of The List , to try and fit the different parts of The Ceremony to fit the current situation. "There is the traditional washing of hands during the Seder-ritual," he says.

"The Truth is that was more about the ritual uncleanliness, not cleanliness.

"But now we want to try the ritual to teach Our Children that washing your hands is really effective is the part of our community safe and healthy. "

Each piece of food on the Seder plate is a reminder of a part of The Story of the Exodus

He also has suggestions on How To get to the game experience even more interactive.

"There is a moment where you traditionally open The Door for Elijah. They usually ask to open one of the younger members of the Seder, The Door .

"It can't be, that is the youngest member of the Seder in the house now. You can your Pick Up the [tablet] And Then go to The Door of their houses and Open It . "

"But The Truth is, that [it is] a kind of ritual gesture, like we do the meaning the opening and yearning for the salvation [forward]?

"We Are suggesting, for a moment, to go to the Zoom-chat [and ask]: 'What are the things, the hope of the people? What are the things to do, We Are ready to more healing and wholeness to our world?"

"The actual substance of the Passover is so much of what we need right now. It is a Story Of the resilience of the Jewish People in a moment of great difficulty and challenge, and it is a ritual that reminds us to always hope. "

Virtual supper Good Friday remembers The Day that Jesus was crucified.

This is an important time of the year for Christians, with Easter Sunday on 12. April. It celebrates The Resurrection of Jesus after his crucifixion, and is The Most important festival of the year for Christians.

Many people gather in the Church in this period, particularly on Good Friday and Easter Sunday .

Now, the rituals and sacraments of the rule, led by a priest in the Church is done differently.

Carole Kutsushi, is a Christian living in Kenya's capital, Nairobi. "We Are the saints together in Communion on Good Friday to "zoom in", she says.

"Because of The Situation that we don't get the bread that you use, in the Church, so we will use an element, it would mean that.

"We'll just take a piece of [ordinary] bread and Grape Juice , and pray over The Elements , And Then come say Union [together and] take it to the height. "

Communion is an important part of Christian worship

While Kenya is still in full lockdown there is a nighttime curfew, and the government is urging people to stay home.

Carole s Church would hold in General, small community groups in each other's houses every week.

Now, she says, hold virtual meetings, and The Number of times that connect with each other increased.

"the leaders of the Church send the Holy Scriptures and topics to discuss each week. We have discussions about the Zoom-every Tuesday and Every Friday , [and] we have the prayer.

"It is a bit of a challenge, but I think it is also a nice way for us to come closer to God in Our Own respective houses, to read also with the participation of The Children as well as in The Bible . "

to work With, to stay connected with your Church, fellowship group has its beautiful sides, says Carole.

"I think that has made us even closer than before".

A Ramadan unlike any other Ramadan is to reflect, a time for Muslims to begin closer to Allah

The Muslim Holy month of Ramadan on 23 April. It is to remember a time of the month, the Muslim Holy book the Koran for The First time The Prophet Muhammad was revealed.

Muslims abstain from food and water during daylight hours as a kind of dedicated in your faith and closer to Allah.

Every night when The Sun has set, families and friends come together for the Iftar meal to break The Fast . Many people go to the mosque to pray.

Iftar is an opportunity for family and friends to the almost collapse,

to try In the UK, a group of young Muslims, the new reality as an opportunity.

The Ramadan tent project usually holds an event called the Open Iftar, where they pitch a tent in an iconic location such as London's Trafalgar Square . People of all faiths are invited to the meal.

in This year, they will hold a virtual break their fast on The First day of Ramadan and I hope that thousands of people will join them.

The Team from send to create packs for the people, their perfect Iftar experience, including recipes, games and information leaflets.

"Zoom" -based Iftar dinner during the whole of Ramadan, with a live call to prayer Every Day .

"It is the evening prayer called Maghrib, is The Time when we all break our fast together," Rohma.

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