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	Winter Months (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Optimally, one ought to recite Shacharit at sunrise (naytz hachamah).
		Accordingly, we may rely on the opinion of those authorities who feel that Shacharit may begin at dawn (alot hashachar), some 72 minutes before sunrise, even though it is still entirely dark.
		At the end of Shacharit, touch the tzitzis of your talis and recite the appropriate b'racha Do the same to the tefillin, as you touch each one recite the proper b'racha.
	www.yipc.org /TorahTopics/tt_winter.htm (352 words)

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		Shacharit and minchah correspond to the morning and evening daily sacrifice; the tamid.
		The amidah, the 'silent prayer', is the focal point of shacharit and represents the actual korban olah that was brougt in the bet ha'mikdash.
		Then there is also a section after the amidah to bring us down gradually from the level of devotion achieved during the amidah and to enable us to bring down the inspiration that we achieved during the amidah to practical level.
	www.torahdownunder.org /5761/vayikra.html (807 words)

	The Scroll: November 1998: Cantor's Notes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Traditional davening means chanting the liturgy using the traditional melodies (nusachim); this is often familiar and comfortable to those who are accustomed to it but can be alienating to those who don't recognize the melodies as well or aren't comfortable with Hebrew.
		When I was a child, my parents used to say it was okay to miss most of Shacharit because much of the liturgy would be repeated during the Musaf (additional) service after the Torah is read.
		By the way, the early part of the service, from 9:30 to about 10:15 is almost all singing and chanting and very appropriate for small children (and big ones) who are either pre-Torah school or one their way to Torah school at 9:45 am.
	www.jrf.org /adatsmd/scroll/1198_cantor.html (709 words)

	Shacharit - Judaism - Arutz Sheva
		Women are, however, enjoined to pray the Shacharit services in the same fashion as their male counterparts.
		In this section, historical events such as the Exodus from Egypt and the splitting of the Red Sea are recalled, as well as the triumphant Song of Moses upon the deliverance of Israel from the hands of the Pharaoh.
		In fact, the entire Shacharit service is seen as a replacement for the morning sacrifice service that opened the daily Temple service in Jerusalem.
	www.israelnationalnews.com /article.php3?id=1400 (753 words)

	What is Shacharit? \| AskMoses.com - Judaism, Ask a Rabbi - Live
		Shacharit was invented by Abraham, the first Jew, who would regularly connect to G-d in the morning time, and taught his descendants to do likewise.
		The standard introduction is the first of Shacharit’s three sections, entitled Verses of Praise, or Pesukei D’zimra (pronounced peh-SOO-kay d-ZEEM-rah) in Hebrew.
		The Amidah (pronounced ah-MEE-dah) is the central, critical section of Shacharit, around which the other sections were built.
	www.askmoses.com /qa_detail.html?h=285&o=134 (960 words)

	desh: Jewish geekery (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		If it is your minhag to do so, yes, or if you are sheliach tzibbur (presumably visiting a shul) and it is the minhag of the tzibbur to do so.
		I believe that in general Ashkenazim do not do so (they also put on tefillin at shacharit) but that Sephardim, Mizrachim and Temanim put on both tallis and tefillin at mincha but not at shacharit.
		Shacharit is no different than any other Shacharit.
	desh.livejournal.com /201742.html (2473 words)

	Daily Services
		There are three daily services prescribed by tradition: Ma'ariv, Shacharit, and Minchah.
		In fact, the prayer services are also substitutes for the sacrifices made in the Temple in Jerusalem prior to its destruction in 69/70 C.E. The morning prayers (Shacharit) and afternoon prayers (Minchah) correspond to the morning (Tamid offering) and afternoon sacrifices (the second Tamid).
		While there is great variety in the prayers, moods, and liturgies of the various Jewish worship services, there are also structural commonalities which mark them as distinctly Jewish.
	www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org /jsource/Judaism/services.html (797 words)

	Judaism 101: Jewish Liturgy
		In the giving credit where credit is due department: much of the information in this page is derived from Rabbi Hayim Halevy Donin's "To Pray as a Jew: A Guide to the Prayer Book and the Synagogue Service", an excellent Orthodox resource on the subject of Jewish prayer.
		The biggest trick is being aware of the structure of the siddur itself.
		The siddurs most commonly used in Orthodox and Conservative synagogues include within a single volume all of the prayers for all four prayer services (Shacharit, Musaf, Minchah and Ma'ariv).
	www.jewfaq.org /liturgy.htm (3098 words)

	Harvard Hillel
		Shacharit Sunday: 8:30 A.M. Shacharit Monday-Friday: 7:15 AM Mincha Sunday-Thursday: 7:35 P.M. Candle-lighting Friday: 7:38 P.M. Mincha Friday: 7:25 P.M. Sof Zman Kriat Shma Saturday: 9:03 A.M. Shacharit Saturday: 9:00 A.M. Mincha Saturday: 7:25 P.M. Shabbat ends and Maariv begins: 8:38 P.M. Week of Sun 5/07 - Sat 5/13
		Shacharit Sunday: 8:30 A.M. Shacharit Monday-Friday: 7:15 AM Mincha Sunday-Thursday: 7:45 P.M. Tuesday is Lag B'Omer
		Shacharit Sunday: 8:30 A.M. Shacharit Monday-Thursday: 7:15 AM Mincha Sunday-Wednesday: 7:55 P.M. Shavuot begins Thursday night
	hillel.harvard.edu /pages.asp?catid=84&page_id=291 (277 words)

	www.VirtualCantor.com
		Following the overwhelming number of requests for CD ROMs, a CD ROM order page has been added to the Virtual Cantor site.
		Shacharit for the First day of Rosh HaShanah and Second day of Rosh HaShanah have been added.
		Shacharit and Musaf for Yom Kippur have been added.
	www.virtualcantor.com (549 words)

	Jewish Prayers: Synagogue Liturgy: Shabbat Shacharit Service --- The Praise Section (part 1)
		The Praise Section of the Shabbat Shacharit (Sabbath Morning) service has been split into two halves.
		You can return to the beginning of this section, or proceed to the second half of this section of the service, or go to the Table of Contents.
		Without permission, the use of the transliterations could be like praying in stolen t'fillin.
	home.comcast.net /~judaism/Siddur/transliterations/SatAM/10shacharit_praise_1.htm (348 words)

	Orthodox Community at Penn
		Maariv: 4:36 p.m., 8:30 p.m., 11:00 Monday, 20 Kislev 5767/December 11, 2006 Shacharit: 7:40 a.m., 8:40 a.m.
		Tuesday, 21 Kislev 5767/December 12, 2006 Shacharit: 7:40 a.m., 8:40 a.m.
		Thursday, 23 Kislev 5767/December 14, 2006 Shacharit: 7:40 a.m., 8:40 a.m.
	dolphin.upenn.edu /~ocp/minyan-current.html (157 words)

	Jewish services - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The blessings before Shema are expanded, and include the hymn El Adon, which is often sung communally.
		The fourth intermediary benediction of the Shacharit Amidah begins with Yismah Moshe.
		The Torah scroll is taken out of the Ark, and the weekly portion is read, followed by the haftarah.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Shacharit (4757 words)

	Mishna Berura by Rabbi Eli Mansour
		If this occurred during Arvit, however, he may continue the Amida and have in mind that it should be considered a voluntary prayer; in such a case, he should add a new request in each of the middle Berachot of the Amida (Halacha Berura).
		Yes, and he should have in mind that if he had recited Shacharit this Amida should be considered a voluntary Tefila (Halacha Berura).
		Yes, and he should not intend for it to be considered a voluntary prayer if he had already prayed; since he recites the Amida on behalf of the congregation, he should have in mind that he recites an obligatory Tefila (Halacha Berura).
	www.mishnaberura.com /?ChelekID=1&SeifID=358 (1389 words)

	Chabad Lubavitch of Fort Worth & Tarrant County - Judaism for all
		05 2007 - 10:00 AM Shacharit with Parsha study and discussion.
		12 2007 - 10:00 AM Shacharit with Parsha study and discussion.
		19 2007 - 10:00 AM Shacharit with Parsha study and discussion.
	www.chabadfortworth.com (351 words)

	Jewish Daily Prayers
		Similar to the evening service, the Shacharit adds Torah reading on Shabbat, holidays, Monday, and Thursday.
		Conclusion - The Shacharit service usually ends with additional prayer and praise:
		Most siddurim (plural of siddur) contain the prayers for evening (Ma'ariv), morning (Shacharit), and afternoon (Minchah) services for Shabbat, holy days, and weekdays.
	hebrew4christians.com /Prayers/Daily_Prayers/daily_prayers.html (731 words)

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		However, instead of, as he says, the cut-off time being when the eastern sky lights up (which the Gra argues and identifies as amud ha-shachar) one should wait until the time when one can distinguish colors.
		Although the Tosafot hold that the basic time for shacharit begins at sunrise, it seems that the Rambam and the Rosh argue.
		It also seems that it is legitimate (le-khatchila) to pray before sunrise if there is some need.
	www.vbm-torah.org /archive/halak58/08shachr.doc (981 words)

	Monthly Calendar
		Shacharit: 7 AM Mincha: 5:32 PM Shul In for kids in 3rd-7th Grade.
		Shacharit: 7 AM Ma'ariv: 7 PM Ikkarim 7:30 PM Back to Main Calendar
		Shacharit: 7 AM Mincha: 5:56 PM Kabbalat Shabbat featuring the spirited music of Yom Chadash.
	www.congki.org /Mar2006.html (1121 words)

	Judaism.com - How to Lead Shabbat Shacharit & Musaf (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Make sure to visit our brand new Clearance Section to find great deals on Judaica and Jewish books.
		Shabbat Shacharit and Musaf - the main Shabbat services - Morning and Additional.
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	www.judaism.com /display.asp?etn=BAJ (94 words)

	Orthodox Community at Penn
		There will be sign-up sheets for the morning minyanim on the bimah so please sign up if you will be here.
		Tuesday, 28 Kislev 5767/December 19, 2006 Chanukah Day 4 Shacharit: 7:30 a.m., 8:40 a.m.
		Saturday, 2 Tevet 5767/December 23, 2006 Shabbat Chanukah Parshat Miketz Shacharit: 9:00 a.m.
	dolphin.upenn.edu /~ocp/minyan-next.html (217 words)

	Hebrew Educational Alliance Calendar
		• 7:30 am : Shacharit - Morning Service
		• 7:45 am : Shacharit - Morning Service
		• 10:00 am -10:45 am : Shacharit Sermon by Rabbi David Golinkin
	www.headenver.org /cgi-bin/calendar.pl?month=11 (531 words)

	FFOZ Blogs : Shacharit: Entering Through The Veil
		And as we ascend through each section, we draw closer to the Holy of Holies.
		This is most visible in the morning prayers, the Shacharit service.
		Let’s take a look at the fundamental structure of the Shacharit prayers:
	ffoz.org /blogs/2007/03/shacharit_entering_through_the.html (1317 words)

	Capt. Hyman P. Galbut Jewish Learning Center Chabad
		23 2007 - 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM Shacharit Morning Prayers
		24 2007 - 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM Shacharit Morning Prayers
		25 2007 - 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM Shacharit Morning Prayers
	jlconline.org (1015 words)

	birthright israel - Itinerary
		8:00-11:00 Take boxed breakfast and walk to the Conservative Yeshiva for Shacharit and study
		Massada sunrise—Tour and time for Shacharit and Torah service
		Ascend by the Snake Path and descend by cable car or by foot
	www.uscj.org /Koach/itinerary.htm (254 words)

	birthright israel - Itinerary
		8:00-11:00 Take boxed breakfast and walk to the Conservative Yeshiva for Shacharit and study
		Massada sunrise—Tour and time for Shacharit and Torah service
		Ascend by the Snake Path and descend by cable car or by foot
	www.koach.org /itinerary.htm (254 words)

	Green Road Synagogue - Home
		Creating a Religious Zionist foundation based on the three pillars of
		Motsaei Shabbat: 8:53 PM Shacharit: 6:40 AM Mincha: 7:55 PM © 2006 Green Road Synagogue.
		We not only believe it, we live it!
	www.greenroadsynagogue.org /index.html (42 words)

	Chabad of South Broward
		24 2007 - 8:05 AM Shacharit (Morning) Services
		25 2007 - 8:05 AM Shacharit (Morning) Services
		26 2007 - 8:05 AM Shacharit (Morning) Services
	chabadsouthbroward.com (456 words)

	Masorti Congregations - High Holy Day Prayer Times (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Shacharit: Only when there is a Bar/Bat Mitzvah
		Kehillat Hakerem, Spitzer Center, 4 Shizaf Street, Karmiel
		Kehillat Shirat Hayam, WIZO House, Yerushalim Street, Eilat
	www.masorti.org /congregations/prayertimes.html (209 words)

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