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| The Three Daily Prayers |
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A Jew should pray three times daily: Shacharit, the Morning Prayer; Mincha, the afternoon prayer; and Ma’ariv (or Arvit), the evening prayer.
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| Morning Service |
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A Jew's day begins by the recitation, immediately upon awakening, of the Modeh Ani prayer.
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| Mincha and Maariv |
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Mincha, the afternoon prayer, should be said before sunset,Maariv, the evening prayer, should be said at night after the appearance of three medium-sized stars.
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| Minyan |
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If possible, a person should always pray with the congregation in a Synagogue.
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| The Synagogue |
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A Synagogue is our house of prayer.
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| Tefillin |
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Tefillin is one of the most important Mitzvahs of the Torah, and has been observed and treasured for thousands of years, to the present day.
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