Here’s a selection of LGBTQ haggadot and supplements that can be easily downloaded and brought to your seder table. While all of these resources provide lots of LGBTQ material, some may be more appropriate for your seder. If you’re interested in crafting your own seder, consider any haggadah designed to be “open source,” which will easily allow you to skip or add sections. If you’re looking for a more conventional seder that simply includes LGBTQ content, look for a haggadah that describes itself as “traditional.”

If you use any of them, let us know how it went.

Haggadah Supplements

• Four Allies | Four Questions: This haggadah supplement was created by the amazing moms who founded the Keshet Parent & Family Connection. A perfect way to discuss the important role of parents and families in making the Jewish community a home for all.

• Arami Oved Avi: A Family Coming Out Journey: This family haggadah supplement offers everyone gathered around your Seder table the opportunity to consider how to pursue justice and liberation for LGBTQ people.

LGBTQ Haggadot

• The Stonewall Seder is the result of several reinterpretations of a ritual originally designed for Gay and Lesbian Pride weekend. Now it’s a full seder, developed by a committee of laypeople at B’nai Jeshurun in New York City. Read the “user’s manual” and some historical background here.

• Developed by JQ International in collaboration with Hebrew Union College’s Institute for Judaism & Sexual Orientation, the JQ International GLBT Passover Haggadah integrates LGBTQ Passover traditions within the spirit of the traditional Passover experience, including an LGBTQ-specific seder plate, the four LGBTQ children, the Prophetess Miriam’s Cup, and much more.

• Ma Nishtana: A Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, Questioning, Ally Haggadah follows the traditional structure of the Passover Seder but contains readings and discussion questions pertaining to LGBTQ identity and life.

• Rabbi Rachel Barenblat’s haggadah–also known as The Velveteen Rabbi’s Haggadah for Pesach–is a thorough resource all on its own, but as an “open source haggadah,” you, as a reader or participant, are encouraged to help write it anew each year by adding your own material. Check out the new edition for 2015!

• Different from All Other Nights: A Queer Passover Haggadah: This haggadah is comprised of songs, blessings, and readings culled from several sources.

• The Pride Freedom Seder Haggadah was created by members of Congregation Sha’ar Zahav in San Francisco. It offers participants ways of honoring and celebrating LGBTQ liberation and pride.

Still not sure that these haggadot are right for you? Try making your own! Head over to haggadot.com to assemble various sections into a haggadah that works perfectly for your seder! There’s an entire section on “Identity, Social Justice, LGBTQ” with resources you can include.

Plus, you can join in the work on The Neverending Haggadah–”the world’s largest crowd-sourced haggadah!” Add your story to the growing number of modern twists on an ancient tale.

Finally, check out Seder2015. It’s a beautiful new digital platform intended to “revitalize the Passover experience.” You can download haggadot, recipes, and more. And we’re really excited that our “Four Allies” haggadah insert is part of Seder2015.