Ruben Gonzalez, of Sylvania, breaks the middle matzah during a model Passover Seder at Temple Shomer Emunim in Sylvania Township on Sunday.  (THE BLADE/KURT STEISS)  Buy Image

People converse.  (THE BLADE/KURT STEISS)  Buy Image

Ruben Gonzalez, of Sylvania, breaks the middle matzah.  (THE BLADE/KURT STEISS)  Buy Image

Rabbi Lisa Delson leads.  (THE BLADE/KURT STEISS)  Buy Image

Rabbi Lisa Delson leads the model Passover.  (THE BLADE/KURT STEISS)  Buy Image

Rabbi Lisa Delson does Urchatz, or washing of her hands.  (THE BLADE/KURT STEISS)  Buy Image

Rabbi Lisa Delson does Urchatz, or washing of her hands.  (THE BLADE/KURT STEISS)  Buy Image

Joe Zielinski, right, and Genevieve Budgen, center, both of Toledo, drink grape juice as Mary Bilyeu, community relations programming specialist for the Jewish Federation of Greater Toledo and table moderator for this event, drinks wine as part of the Kadesh, or blessing the fruit of the vine.  (THE BLADE/KURT STEISS)  Buy Image

People gather in together.  (THE BLADE/KURT STEISS)  Buy Image

Helen Grubb sings in Hebrew.  (THE BLADE/KURT STEISS)  Buy Image

Fagie Benstein, third from left, serves as table moderator.  (THE BLADE/KURT STEISS)  Buy Image

Mary Bilyeu, community relations programming specialist for the Jewish Federation of Greater Toledo and table moderator for this event, passes out matzah.  (THE BLADE/KURT STEISS)  Buy Image

Amichai Stout, director of the Jewish Community Relations Council, passes out matzah.  (THE BLADE/KURT STEISS)  Buy Image

Fagie Benstein, a table moderator for the event, sings.  (THE BLADE/KURT STEISS)  Buy Image

Macaroons are seen at the table.  (THE BLADE/KURT STEISS)  Buy Image

A Passover plate seen.  (THE BLADE/KURT STEISS)  Buy Image

Amichai Stout, director of the Jewish Community Relations Council, welcomes people in.  (THE BLADE/KURT STEISS)  Buy Image

Mary Bilyeu, community relations programming specialist for the Jewish Federation of Greater Toledo and table moderator for this event, dabs wine on her plate ten times in a part about the Ten Plagues. “These ten droplets represent the pain of the Egyptians, for even our enemies feel pain,” the event’s Haggadah (text that sets the order of the Passover Seder) said.  (THE BLADE/KURT STEISS)  Buy Image

Joe Zielinski, of Toledo, gets a scoop of charoset.  (THE BLADE/KURT STEISS)  Buy Image