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I want to start davening at home but I'm having trouble finding a siddur that is transliterated, along with recordings of the melodies for me to learn with. I'm also a little unsure of what to leave out when davening alone and not in a minyan. Does anyone know a good resource for this? I prefer siddur sim shalom or mishkan t'filah.
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Tikkunity #3
FOR: congregants of synagogues where many attendees don’t have a strong Hebrew background.
How has your synagogue approached this language gap? Is it concerned? Has some (or all) prayer been shifted into your local language? Do your siddurim (prayer books) provide transliteration or not? Has children’s or adults’ programming tried to close the gap? Or perhaps do you think it’s actually creating or promoting it?
How do you feel about the gap and your synagogue’s approach?
It might be helpful to include your synagogue’s affiliation, and your own comfort level with Hebrew (especially in relation to what feels average or expected in your community).
is there a prayer to say when in immediate danger??? my sister asked me this last night but all i could think of is the tefilat haderech but that’s for traveling
I'm a conversion student, and am typically am situated at a Reform synagogue, but I occasionally attend services at Conservative and Orthodox schuls, and one thing I noticed that I'm unfamiliar with, is every time "Baruch Atah Adonai" is said, the congregants say something directly after. And I can't catch what it is.
I live near a children's hospital and sometimes I see helicopters flying in to it. I know those are the very serious/urgent medical cases, and I'm wondering if there's a prayer I can say when that happens? Something praying for the health of the child and guidance for the doctors or something?
I'm planning on getting a copy of the pocket-sized weekday Siddur Eit Ratzon (it's put together by Joseph G. Rosenstein). Has anyone davened with it? what did you think of it? of the pocket version if you've used that one? (I'm not sure how 4 columns works with such a tiny book.) If you've got commentary on the contents, it would be helpful if you stated your denomination / frame of reference. -- miriams-well-of-jewish-thoughts
