P'sukei D'zimra
Morning Prayers and Psalms before Shacharit

We don’t do everything in this chart, but here are the pages that are most likely to come up.


Siddur Sim Shalom for Shabbat and Festivals [blue cover, "SLIM Shalom"]

Siddur Sim Shalom (for Shabbat, Festivals, and Weekdays) [gray spine, "FAT Shalom"]

Siddur Sim Shalom Personal Edition ["Baby Shalom"] — Same page numbers as Fat Shalom.

Siddur Lev Shalem for Shabbat & Festivals [red cover, "RED Shaleim"]

The PDF downloaded from the RA website may be missing some passages.

The Complete Artscroll Siddur -- Siddur Kol Yaakov (Weekday/Sabbath/Festival) [brown spine]
Mah Tovu 61 2 101 12
Birkhot HaShahar
Baruch atah Adonai — Morning Blessings
65 10 103 18
Sh'ma 66 14 106 28
Study passages 68–70 16–18 107–110 Sacrificial readings
Kaddish DeRabbanan 71 20 111 52
Mizmor shir hanukkat habayit l'David — Psalm 30 81 50 120 368
Mourners’ Kaddish 82 52 121 368
Pesukei De-Zimra
Baruch sheh-amar
83 54 122 370
Lam-natzei-ach mizmor l'David — Ps 19 87 60 127 374
Hodu Ladonai ki tov — Ps 136 92 72 132 384
Mizmor shir l'yom haShabbat — Ps 92 94 76 134 388
Ashrei — Ps 145 96 80 136 390
Halleluyah hal'li nafshi et Adonai — Ps 146 97 82 137 392
Halleluyah ki tov zamra Eloheinu — Ps 147 98 84 138 392
Halleluyah hal'lu et Adonai min hashamai-yim — Ps 148 99 86 139 394
Halleluyah shiru Ladonai shir chadash — Ps 149 100 88 140 394
Halleluyah hal'lu Eil b'kadsho — Ps 150 100 88 141 396
Baruch Adonai l'olam amen v'amen 100 90 141 396
Vayvarech David — from I Chron 101 90 142 396
Vayosha Adonai — from Ex 102 90 143 398
Az yashir (Shirat HaYam) — Song of the Sea 102 92 143 398
Vatikach Miryam (Miriam the Prophet) — Ex. 15:20–21 X X 144 X
Ki Ladonai 103 94 144 400
Nishmat kol chai 104 334 145 400

 

On Yom Tov, leader ends BEFORE Ha-Eil Bataatzumot
On Shabbat, leader ends BEFORE Shochein Ad

Revised 11-7-2022

 

Connecting to Shacharit (Shabbat & Festival Morning Services) using Zoom

Shabbat & Festival morning TeleTefila services generally begin at 10:00 am, but please check the Calendar to be sure. Davening begins promptly, 10 minutes after the posted starting time. You can find a chart with the page numbers for four different siddurim at login.html#order. Information on preparing for TeleTefila Shabbat services can be found at login.html#preparing. We look forward to your davening with us!

The following link will work for most users. If you experience audio problems, turn off your speakers and dial in using one of the numbers below, at "Dial by your location." Desktop users who do not have a webcam and microphone should consider purchasing an external USB camera and external USB headset with boom mic (we hope to post some recommendations soon).

Join Shabbat & Festival Morning Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/769248284?pwd=cmdUY2ZST0txbmF5T3lmY0gvWkM1dz09

Meeting ID: 769 248 284
Passcode: 047368


Smartphone users -- get the "ZOOM Cloud Meetings" app:

Meeting ID: 769 248 284
Passcode: 047368


You can use these numbers from your flip phone, smartphone, or landline. Audio only.

Dial by your location
+1 646 558 8656 US (New York)
+1 312 626 6799 US (Chicago)
+1 253 215 8782 US
+1 301 715 8592 US
+1 346 248 7799 US (Houston)
+1 669 900 9128 US (San Jose)

Meeting ID: 769 248 284
Passcode: 047368

When you dial in . . .

  1. You'll be asked for a Meeting ID. Enter the Meeting ID, followed by the # (pound sign)
  2. You'll be asked for a Participant ID. Most people don't have a participant ID. Just enter the # (pound sign)
  3. You'll be asked for a password. What they want is actually the "passcode" for the meeting. Enter the passcode followed by the # (pound sign)

TeleTefila passcodes are always numbers and work just fine. Some meetings hosted by others use words for passcodes. Our test suggest that those will not work for people who are dialing in.

[This memo was created on September 11, 2020.]


If you need iCalendar files (.ics) or one-tap mobile links, please get in touch with us: info@teletefila.com

Preparing for services

1. Please have a siddur (prayerbook) handy. You can use any siddur you own, but please mark the major divisions in advance with a bookmark or Post-It®. We do not announce page numbers during services. Below are tables of the major landmarks in some of the most popular siddurim.

2. Several things we do in the service may be missing from your siddur or hard to find. You can download all of them in a single PDF file.

3. You'll want to have a Chumash, Tikkun, Tanach, or Bible. Alternatively, you can print this week's readings by following the instructions here.

4. Virtual Kiddush: Please bring some food so that, after the services, we can watch you eat.

If you need help, please drop a note to info@teletefila.com. Email will not be answered during services.

Order of Service with Page Numbers

TELETEFILA "Ordinary" Shabbat Morning with option for Shabbat M'var'chim HaChodesh

TELETEFILA Shabbat Rosh Chodesh (Including Shabbat Rosh Chodesh Chanukah)

TELETEFILA Chol HaMo-eid Morning on Shabbat

TELETEFILA Festival Morning on a Weekday

TELETEFILA Festival Morning on Shabbat

TELETEFILA Counting the Omer


RIMONIM HYBRID — "Ordinary" Shabbat Morning with option for Shabbat M'var'chim HaChodesh


WEST SIDE MINYAN HYBRID or ZOOM — "Ordinary" Shabbat Morning with option for Shabbat M'var'chim HaChodesh

teletefila
"Ordinary" Shabbat morning
WITH OPTION FOR SHABBAT M'var'chim ha-Chodesh

  Siddur Sim Shalom for Shabbat and Festivals [blue cover, "SLIM Shalom"]

Siddur Sim Shalom (for Shabbat, Festivals, and Weekdays) [gray spine, "FAT Shalom"]

Siddur Sim Shalom Personal Edition ["Baby Shalom"] — Same page numbers as Fat Shalom.

Siddur Lev Shalem for Shabbat & Festivals [red cover, "RED Shalom"]

The PDF downloaded from the RA website may be missing some passages.

The Complete Artscroll Siddur -- Siddur Kol Yaakov (Weekday/Sabbath/Festival) [brown spine]
Shochein Ad 105 336 147 404

Bar'chu

(If we don't have a minyan, we skip to Yotzeir, the blessing immediately after the response to the Bar'chu.)

107 340 149 406

Shacharit Amida

(If we don't have a minyan, individuals say Atah Kadosh in place of the K'dusha)

115a/115b

(Atah Kadosh:
bottom of 115a/115b)

354

(Atah Kadosh: 358)

159

(Atah Kadosh: 162)

420

(Atah Kadosh: 422)

Kaddish shaleim 138 392 167 430
B'rich sh'meih 139 396 170 436
Would you like to share good news or a simcha?
(In place of an aliyah)
Laasok b'divrei Torah (also in our "Printouts" PDF) 63 (third paragraph from the bottom) 6 (five lines from bottom of page) 107 16 (first sentence)
Torah reading Click here for instructions on finding the chapter and verse, as well as the actual texts.
(When we complete a book of Torah) Chazak, Chazak, v'nit-chazeik!
Chizki, Chizki, v'nit-chazeik!
Birkat haGomeil 142 402 173 444
Mi Shebeirach for the ill In our "Printouts" PDF
El malei In our "Printouts" PDF
Blessing before Haftarah 146 410 175 446
Haftarah reading Click here for instructions on finding the chapter and verse, as well as the actual texts.

Blessings after Haftarah

147 410 175 446


D'var Torah and/or Torah discussion

  

(When the new Hebrew month begins in the following week:)

Birkat haChodesh

150 418 180 452
Musaf Amida 156a/156b 430 185 462
Kaddish Shaleim 181 506 203 474
Aleinu 183 510 205 480
Psalm

(Psalm 27 for the Season of Repentance*)

80 40 59 170

(If we don't have a minyan, we say the "Prayer in Place of Mourner's Kaddish," from Siddur Lev Shalem)

In our "Printouts" PDF
Mourner's Kaddish 184 512 207 482
Announcements
Adon Olam 187 514 211 12
After services, we have a Virtual Pot Luck Kiddush.
Please bring food to "share."

*Cohen luach says Ps 27 is recited through Hoshana Raba "but some continue through Sh'mini Atzeret." Artscroll says it is recited through Sh'mini Atzeret.          [Rev 10/3/2021]

RIMONIM hybrid
"Ordinary" Shabbat morning
WITH OPTION FOR SHABBAT M'var'chim ha-Chodesh

  Siddur Sim Shalom for Shabbat and Festivals [blue cover, "SLIM Shalom"]

Siddur Sim Shalom (for Shabbat, Festivals, and Weekdays) [gray spine, "FAT Shalom"]

Siddur Sim Shalom Personal Edition ["Baby Shalom"] — Same page numbers as Fat Shalom.

Siddur Lev Shalem for Shabbat & Festivals [red cover, "RED Shalom"]

The PDF downloaded from the RA website may be missing some passages.

The Complete Artscroll Siddur -- Siddur Kol Yaakov (Weekday/Sabbath/Festival) [brown spine]
Shochein Ad 105 336 147 404
Chatzi Kaddish 106 338 148  

Bar'chu

(If we don't have a minyan, we skip to Yotzeir, the blessing immediately after the response to the Bar'chu.)

107 340 149 406
Sh'ma 112 346 155  

Silent Shacharit Amida

(If we don't have a minyan, individuals say Atah Kadosh in place of the K'dusha)

115a/115b

(Atah Kadosh:
bottom of 115a/115b)

354

(Atah Kadosh: 358)

159

(Atah Kadosh: 162)

420

(Atah Kadosh: 422)

Reader's Repitition of the Shacharit Amida

115a/115b

354

159

420

Kaddish shaleim 138 392 167 430
Torah Service

If we don't have a minyan:

Laasok b'divrei Torah (also in our "Printouts" PDF)
63 (third paragraph from the bottom) 6 (five lines from bottom of page) 107 16 (first sentence)
Torah Service
If we DO have a minyan:

Ein kamocha
139 394 168  
Torah blessings 142 398 172  
Torah reading - Full kriah
(When we complete a book of Torah) Chazak, Chazak, v'nit-chazeik!
Chizki, Chizki, v'nit-chazeik!
Chatzi Kaddish 146 408 174  
Maftir
Lift and Dress:
V'zot haTorah
       
Blessing before Haftarah 146 410 175 446
Haftarah reading

Blessings after Haftarah

147 410 175 446


D'var Torah

  

(When the new Hebrew month begins in the following week:)

Birkat haChodesh

150 418 180 452
Ashrei 151 420 181  

Put away Torah:
Y'halelu

153 422 183  
Chatzi Kaddish 155 428 184  
Musaf Amida 156a/156b 430 185 462
Kaddish Shaleim 181 506 203 474
Ein Keloheinu 182      
Mourner's Kaddish 184 512 207 482
Announcements
Adon Olam 187 514 211 12
After services, there is Virtual Pot Luck Kiddush for those attending via ZOOM.

Rev 1/20/2023]

Shabbat ROSH CHODESH morning
(including Shabbat rosh chodesh chanukah)

  Siddur Sim Shalom for Shabbat and Festivals [blue cover, "SLIM Shalom"]

Siddur Sim Shalom (for Shabbat, Festivals, and Weekdays) [gray spine, "FAT Shalom"]

Siddur Sim Shalom Personal Edition ["Baby Shalom"] — Same page numbers as Fat Shalom.

Siddur Lev Shalem for Shabbat & Festivals [red cover, "RED Shalom"]

The PDF downloaded from the RA website may be missing some passages.

The Complete Artscroll Siddur -- Siddur Kol Yaakov (Weekday/Sabbath/Festival) [brown spine]
Shochein Ad 105 336 147 404

Bar'chu

(If we don't have a minyan, we skip to Yotzeir, the blessing immediately after the response to the Bar'chu.)

107 340 149 406

Shacharit Amida

(If we don't have a minyan, individuals say Atah Kadosh in place of the K'dusha)

115a/115b

(Atah Kadosh:
bottom of 115a/115b)

Include "Yaaleh v'Yavo" for Rosh Chodesh in the R'tzei [Avodah] prayer, p. 118

(On Chanukah, add "Al haNisim" to Modim [Hodaah])

354

(Atah Kadosh: 358)

Include "Yaaleh v'Yavo" for Rosh Chodesh in the R'tzei [Avodah] prayer, p. 360

(On Chanukah, add "Al haNisim" to Modim [Hodaah])

159

(Atah Kadosh: 162)

Include "Yaaleh v'Yavo" for Rosh Chodesh in the R'tzei [Avodah] prayer, p. 163

(On Chanukah, add "Al haNisim" to Modim [Hodaah])

420

(Atah Kadosh: 422)

Include "Yaaleh v'Yavo" for Rosh Chodesh in the R'tzei [Avodah] prayer, p. 426

(On Chanukah, add "Al haNisim" to Modim [Hodaah])

On Rosh Chodesh: Hallel Chaseir (skip parts of Psalms 115 and 116, as marked in the siddur)

On Chanukah (including Shabbat Rosh Chodesh Chanukah): we say Hallel Male, the full Hallel

133 380 316 632
Kaddish shaleim 138 392 167 642
B'rich sh'meih 139 396 170 436
Would you like to share good news or a simcha?
(In place of an Aliyah)
Laasok b'divrei Torah (also in our "Printouts" PDF) 63 (third paragraph from the bottom) 6 (five lines from bottom of page) 107 (first sentence) 16 (first sentence)
Torah reading Click here for instructions on finding the chapter and verse, as well as the actual texts.
(When we complete a book of Torah) Chazak, Chazak, v'nit-chazeik!
Chizki, Chizki, v'nit-chazeik!
Maftir reading (second "scroll") Click here for instructions on finding the chapter and verse, as well as the actual texts.
Birkat haGomeil 142 402 173 444 (gray box at top of page)
Mi Shebeirach for the ill In our "Printouts" PDF
El malei In our "Printouts" PDF
Blessing before Haftarah 146 410 175 446
Haftarah reading Click here for instructions on finding the chapter and verse, as well as the actual texts.

Blessings after Haftarah

147 410 175 446
D'var Torah and/or Torah discussion
Musaf

Festivals and Shabbat Rosh Chodesh:
166a/166b (follow instructions for Shabbat Rosh Chodesh)

(In a Leap Year, include the words "Ul'chaparat pasha" in the R'tzei [Avodah] prayer)

(On Chanukah, add "Al haNisim" to Modim [Hodaah])

Rosh Chodesh: 486 (follow instructions for Shabbat)

(In a Leap Year, include the words "Ul'chaparat pasha" in the R'tzei [Avodah] prayer)

(On Chanukah, add "Al haNisim" to Modim [Hodaah])

Shabbat Rosh Chodesh: 193

(In a Leap Year, include the words "Ul'chaparat pasha" in the R'tzei [Avodah] prayer)

(On Chanukah, add "Al haNisim" to Modim [Hodaah])

Shabbat & Shabbat Rosh Chodesh: 462 (follow instructions for Shabbat Rosh Chodesh)

(In a Leap Year, include the words "Ul'chaparat pasha" in the R'tzei [Avodah] prayer)

(On Chanukah, add "Al haNisim" to Modim [Hodaah], p. 470)

Kaddish Shaleim 181 506 203 474
Aleinu 183 510 205 480
A member of the chevra reads a Psalm of their choosing.
[Psalm 92 for Shabbat — we usually do it in P'sukei D'zimra] [72] [32] [112] [488]
Psalm 104 for Rosh Chodesh 78 34 114 172
[Psalm 30 for Chanukah — we usually do it in P'sukei D'zimra] [81] [50] [10] [54]

(If we don't have a minyan, we say the "Prayer in Place of Mourner's Kaddish," from Siddur Lev Shalem)

In our "Printouts" PDF
Mourner's Kaddish 82 52 121 160
Announcements
Adon Olam 187 514 211 12
After services, we will have a Virtual Pot Luck Kiddush. Please bring food to "share."

SHABBAT CHOL HAMO-EID MORNING — SUKKOT

  Siddur Sim Shalom for Shabbat and Festivals [blue cover, "SLIM Shalom"]

Siddur Sim Shalom (for Shabbat, Festivals, and Weekdays) [gray spine, "FAT Shalom"]

Siddur Sim Shalom Personal Edition ["Baby Shalom"] — Same page numbers as Fat Shalom.

Siddur Lev Shalem for Shabbat & Festivals [red cover, "RED Shalom"]

The PDF downloaded from the RA website may be missing some passages.

The Complete Artscroll Siddur -- Siddur Kol Yaakov (Weekday/Sabbath/Festival) [brown spine]
Shochein Ad 105 336 147 404

Bar'chu (If we don't have a minyan, we skip to Yotzeir)

107 (Yotzeir 107) 340 (Yotzeir 340) 149 (Yotzeir 150) 406 (Yotzeir 406)

Shabbat Amida

(If we don't have a minyan, individuals say Atah Kadosh in place of the K'dusha)

115a/115b

(Atah Kadosh:
bottom of 115a/115b)

Include "Yaaleh v'Yavo" for Sukkot in the R'tzei [Avodah] prayer, p. 118

(On Chanukah, add "Al haNisim" to Modim [Hodaah])

354

(Atah Kadosh: 358)

Include "Yaaleh v'Yavo" for Sukkot in the R'tzei [Avodah] prayer, p. 360

(On Chanukah, add "Al haNisim" to Modim [Hodaah])

159

(Atah Kadosh: 162)

Include "Yaaleh v'Yavo" for Sukkot in the R'tzei [Avodah] prayer, p. 163

(On Chanukah, add "Al haNisim" to Modim [Hodaah])

420

(Atah Kadosh: 422)

Include "Yaaleh v'Yavo" for Sukkot in the R'tzei [Avodah] prayer, p. 426

(On Chanukah, add "Al haNisim" to Modim [Hodaah])

Hallel (NO lulav)

(On the last 6 days of Pesach and on Rosh Chodesh, we say Hallel chaseir)

133 380 316 632
Kaddish shaleim 138 392 167/321 430/642
Megillah

Sukkot or Sh'mini Atzeret — Megillat Kohelet — Ecclesiastes
(Shabbat Chol HaMo-eid Sukkot or Shabbat Sh'mini Atzeret)

Sefaria: https://www.sefaria.org/Ecclesiastes.1?lang=bi
Chabad: https://www.chabad.org/library/bible_cdo/aid/16462
Mechon-Mamre: https://www.mechon-mamre.org/p/pt/pt3101.htm
 

Passover — Megillat Shir haShirim — Song of Songs
(Shabbat Pesach or Pesach VII)

Sefaria: https://www.sefaria.org/Song_of_Songs.1?lang=bi
Chabad: https://www.chabad.org/library/bible_cdo/aid/16445
Mechon-Mamre: https://www.mechon-mamre.org/p/pt/pt3001.htm
 

Shavuot — Megillat Rut — Book of Ruth
(Shavuot II)

Sefaria: https://www.sefaria.org/Ruth.1?lang=bi
Chabad: https://www.chabad.org/library/bible_cdo/aid/16453
Mechon-Mamre: https://www.mechon-mamre.org/p/pt/pt2901.htm

B'rich sh'meih 139 396 170/?? 436
In place of a aliyah — marking a simcha
Laasok b'divrei Torah
In our "Printouts" PDF or . . .
63 (third paragraph from the bottom) 6 (five lines from bottom of page) 107 16 (first sentence)
Torah reading Click here for instructions on finding the chapter and verse, as well as the actual texts.
(When we complete a book of Torah:) Chazak, Chazak, v'nit-chazeik!
Chizki, Chizki, v'nit-chazeik!
Maftir reading (second scroll) Click here for instructions on finding the chapter and verse, as well as the actual texts.
Birkat haGomeil 142 402 173 444
Mi Shebeirach for the ill In our "Printouts" PDF
El malei In our "Printouts" PDF
Blessing before Haftarah 146 410 175 446
Haftarah reading Click here for instructions on finding the chapter and verse, as well as the actual texts.

Blessings after Haftarah

(Conclude with Yom Tov blessing, insertions for Shabbat and the Festival)

147 410 329 446
D'var Torah and/or Torah discussion

Birkat haChodesh (said when the new Hebrew month begins in the following week)

150 418 180 452

Festival Musaf

Omit Adir Adireinu

Include the Shabbat additions and insertions for Sukkot and Chol Hamo-eid Sukkot

(In most prayer books, you'll need to do some skipping around)

Fest & Shab Rosh Chodesh:
166a/166b
Festival: 456 Festival: 343 Festival: 674

Duchaning (optional)*

Download our Liturgy
(on Chol Hamo-eid Sukkot:) Hoshanot, NO lulav 202 535 387 726 ("Please save"), then turn to
736 ("Nation protected"); stop at
740 ("Additional prayers")
Kaddish Shaleim 181 506 203 474
Aleinu 183 510 205 480
Psalm
Psalm for Shabbat (Ps. 92) 72 32 112 388
Psalm for Rosh Chodesh 78 34 114 172
Psalm 27 for the Days of Awe 80 40 113 489 (in gray tint box)
Psalm 30 for Chanukah 81 50 120 368
Non-minyan Mourner's Kaddish (from Siddur Lev Shalem) In our "Printouts" PDF
Mourner's Kaddish 184 512 207 482
Announcements
Adon Olam 187 514 211 12
After services, we will have a Virtual Pot Luck Kiddush. Please bring food to "share."

*Duchaning is traditionally done before the Sim Shalom blessing in the Reader's Repitition. But we don't do a repitition, so when we duchan, we do it after Musaf.
Revised 10-20-2022

FESTIVAL morning on a weekday

 

Siddur Sim Shalom for Shabbat and Festivals [blue cover, "SLIM Shalom"]

Siddur Sim Shalom (for Shabbat, Festivals, and Weekdays) [gray spine, "FAT Shalom"]

Siddur Sim Shalom Personal Edition ["Baby Shalom"] — Same page numbers as Fat Shalom.

Siddur Lev Shalem for Shabbat & Festivals [red cover, "RED Shalom"]

The PDF downloaded from the RA website may be missing some passages.

The Complete Artscroll Siddur -- Siddur Kol Yaakov (Weekday/Sabbath/Festival) [brown spine]
HaEil B'taatzumot 105 336 147 402

Bar'chu (If we don't have a minyan, we skip to Yotzeir)

After Yotzeir, go directly to Ha-mei-ir laaretz. Do not pass Go.

107 (Yotzeir 107) 340 (Yotzeir 340) 149 (Yotzeir 150) 406 (Yotzeir 406)
Ha-mei-ir laaretz 109 342 152 408 (in the gray box)

Yom Tov Amidah

Each Festival has its own insertions

123 366 306 660
Sukkot: Lulav blessing 131 378 315 630

Hallel

(On the last 6 days of Pesach and on Rosh Chodesh, we say Hallel chaseir)

Sukkot: we wave the lulav during Hallel.

133 380 316 632
Sukkot: Hoshanot (procession). We may do Hoshanot here or after Musaf. 200 530 382 726
Kaddish shaleim 138 392 321 642
Megillah

Passover — Megillat Shir haShirim — Song of Songs
(Shabbat Pesach or Pesach VII)

Sefaria: https://www.sefaria.org/Song_of_Songs.1?lang=bi
Chabad: https://www.chabad.org/library/bible_cdo/aid/16445
Mechon-Mamre: https://www.mechon-mamre.org/p/pt/pt3001.htm
 

Shavuot — Megillat Rut — Book of Ruth
(Shavuot II)

Sefaria: https://www.sefaria.org/Ruth.1?lang=bi
Chabad: https://www.chabad.org/library/bible_cdo/aid/16453
Mechon-Mamre: https://www.mechon-mamre.org/p/pt/pt2901.htm

Ado-nai Ado-nai, Yihyu l'ratzon, Vaani 140 394 323 434
Shavuot I: Akdamut PDF      

In place of a aliyah — marking a simcha

Laasok b'divrei Torah (also in our "Printouts" PDF) . 63 (third paragraph from the bottom) 6 (five lines from bottom of page) 107 16 (first sentence)
Torah reading Click here for instructions on finding the chapter and verse, as well as the actual texts.
Maftir reading (second scroll) Click here for instructions on finding the chapter and verse, as well as the actual texts.
Birkat haGomeil 142 402 173 444
Mi Shebeirach for the ill In our "Printouts" PDF
El malei In our "Printouts" PDF
Blessing before Haftarah 146 410 328 446
Haftarah reading Click here for instructions on finding the chapter and verse, as well as the actual texts.

Blessings after Haftarah

Conclude with Yom Tov blessing, with insertions for the Festival

147 410 328 446
D'var Torah and/or Torah discussion
Yizkor 188 516 330 810
Sh'mini Atzeret:
Begin Musaf with Geshem
217
218
166
482

456
374
379
344
704

674
Pesach I: Begin Musaf with Tal 217
219
166
478

456
374
375
344
702

674

Other Festivals: Musaf

Each Festival has its own insertions

(In most prayer books, you'll need to do some skipping around)

Fest & Shab Rosh Chodesh:
166a/166b
Festival 456
Festival 343 Festival 674

Duchaning (optional)*

Download our Liturgy
Sukkot: Hoshanot (procession). 200 530 382 726
Kaddish Shaleim 181 506 203 474
Aleinu 183 510 205 480

Psalm (s)

There are many possible Psalms to recite on various days. To find which Psalm we're reciting on a given day, please see the home page. Psalms marked with an asterisk (*) are less traditional and are according to Siddur Lev Shalem. We often substitute another Psalm or appropriate reading.

Sunday Ps 24 | Monday Ps 48 | Tuesday Ps 82 | Wednesday Ps 94 & Ps 95:1-3 | Thursday Ps 81 | Friday Ps 93 | Shabbat Ps 92 | Rosh Chodesh Ps 104 | Pesach Ps 136* | Shavuot Ps 119* (abridged version in Siddur Lev Shalem) | Season of Repentance Ps 27 | Sukkot Ps 67* | Shmini Atzeret Ps 65*

If we don't have a minyan:

Non-minyan Mourner's Kaddish (from Siddur Lev Shalem)

In our "Printouts" PDF
Mourner's Kaddish 184 512 207 482

Announcements

Adon Olam 187 514 211 12
After services, we have a Virtual Pot Luck Kiddush. Please bring food to "share."

*Duchaning is traditionally done before the Sim Shalom blessing in the Reader's Repitition. But we don't do a repitition, so when we duchan, we do it after Musaf.
Revised 10/17/2022

FESTIVAL MORNING ON SHABBAT

  Siddur Sim Shalom for Shabbat and Festivals [blue cover, "SLIM Shalom"]

Siddur Sim Shalom (for Shabbat, Festivals, and Weekdays) [gray spine, "FAT Shalom"]

Siddur Sim Shalom Personal Edition ["Baby Shalom"] — Same page numbers as Fat Shalom.

Siddur Lev Shalem for Shabbat & Festivals [red cover, "RED Shalom"]

The PDF downloaded from the RA website may be missing some passages.

The Complete Artscroll Siddur -- Siddur Kol Yaakov (Weekday/Sabbath/Festival) [brown spine]
HaEil B'taatzumot 105 336 147 402

Bar'chu (If we don't have a minyan, we skip to Yotzeir)

107 (Yotzeir 107) 340 (Yotzeir 340) 149 (Yotzeir 150) 406 (Yotzeir 406)
Yom Tov Amidah (with additions for Shabbat and insertions for the Festival) 123 366 306 660

Hallel

(On the last 6 days of Pesach and on Rosh Chodesh, we say Hallel chaseir)

133 380 316 632
Kaddish shaleim 138 392 167/321 430/642
Megillah

Sukkot or Sh'mini Atzeret — Megillat Kohelet — Ecclesiastes
(Shabbat Chol HaMo-eid Sukkot or Shabbat Sh'mini Atzeret)

Sefaria: https://www.sefaria.org/Ecclesiastes.1?lang=bi
Chabad: https://www.chabad.org/library/bible_cdo/aid/16462
Mechon-Mamre: https://www.mechon-mamre.org/p/pt/pt3101.htm
 

Passover — Megillat Shir haShirim — Song of Songs
(Shabbat Pesach or Pesach VII)

Sefaria: https://www.sefaria.org/Song_of_Songs.1?lang=bi
Chabad: https://www.chabad.org/library/bible_cdo/aid/16445
Mechon-Mamre: https://www.mechon-mamre.org/p/pt/pt3001.htm
 

Shavuot — Megillat Rut — Book of Ruth
(Shavuot II)

Sefaria: https://www.sefaria.org/Ruth.1?lang=bi
Chabad: https://www.chabad.org/library/bible_cdo/aid/16453
Mechon-Mamre: https://www.mechon-mamre.org/p/pt/pt2901.htm

B'rich sh'meih 139 396 170/?? 436
In place of a aliyah — marking a simcha
Laasok b'divrei Torah
In our "Printouts" PDF or . . .
63 (third paragraph from the bottom) 6 (five lines from bottom of page) 107 16 (first sentence)
Torah reading Click here for instructions on finding the chapter and verse, as well as the actual texts.
(When we complete a book of Torah) Chazak, Chazak, v'nit-chazeik!
Chizki, Chizki, v'nit-chazeik!
Maftir reading (second scroll) Click here for instructions on finding the chapter and verse, as well as the actual texts.
Birkat haGomeil 142 402 173 444
Mi Shebeirach for the ill In our "Printouts" PDF
El malei In our "Printouts" PDF
Blessing before Haftarah 146 410 175 446
Haftarah reading Click here for instructions on finding the chapter and verse, as well as the actual texts.

Blessings after Haftarah

(Conclude with Yom Tov blessing, insertions for Shabbat and the Festival)

147 410 329 446
D'var Torah and/or Torah discussion

Birkat haChodesh

(When the new Hebrew month begins in the following week:)

150 418 180 452
Yizkor 188 516 339 ?? 810
Festival Musaf on Pesach I — Tal 217, 219
M'chalkeil 166
478
M'chalkeil 456 ?
374
M'chalkeil 344
702
M'chalkeil 674

Festival Musaf

Include the Shabbat additions and Festival insertions

(In most prayer books, you'll need to do some skipping around)

Fest & Shab Rosh Chodesh:
166a/166b
Festival: 456 Festival: 343 Festival: 674

Duchaning (optional)*

Download our Liturgy
         
Sukkot: Hoshanot 200 530 382 726
Kaddish Shaleim 181 506 203 474
Aleinu 183 510 205 480
Psalm
Psalm for Shabbat (Ps. 92) 72 32 112 388
Psalm for Rosh Chodesh 78 34 114 172
Psalm 27 for the Days of Awe 80 40 113 489 (in gray tint box)
Psalm 30 for Chanukah 81 50 120 368
Non-minyan Mourner's Kaddish (from Siddur Lev Shalem) In our "Printouts" PDF
Mourner's Kaddish 184 512 207 482
Announcements
Adon Olam 187 514 211 12
After services, we will have a Virtual Pot Luck Kiddush. Please bring food to "share."

*Duchaning is traditionally done before the Sim Shalom blessing in the Reader's Repitition. But we don't do a repitition, so when we duchan, we do it after Musaf.
Revised 10-20-2022

Omer page numbers

Siddur Sim Shalom for Shabbat and Festivals [blue cover, "SLIM Shalom"]

Siddur Sim Shalom (for Shabbat, Festivals, and Weekdays) [gray spine, "FAT Shalom"]

Siddur Sim Shalom Personal Edition ["Baby Shalom"] — Same page numbers as Fat Shalom.

Siddur Lev Shalem for Shabbat & Festivals [red cover, "RED Shalom"]

The PDF downloaded from the RA website may be missing some passages.

The Complete Artscroll Siddur -- Siddur Kol Yaakov (Weekday/Sabbath/Festival) [brown spine]
55 236 63 282

WEST SIDE minyan hybrid or zoom
"Ordinary" Shabbat morning
WITH OPTION FOR SHABBAT M'var'chim ha-Chodesh

  Siddur Sim Shalom for Shabbat and Festivals [blue cover, "SLIM Shalom"]

Siddur Sim Shalom (for Shabbat, Festivals, and Weekdays) [gray spine, "FAT Shalom"]

Siddur Sim Shalom Personal Edition ["Baby Shalom"] — Same page numbers as Fat Shalom.

Siddur Lev Shalem for Shabbat & Festivals [red cover, "RED Shalom"]

The PDF downloaded from the RA website may be missing some passages.

The Complete Artscroll Siddur -- Siddur Kol Yaakov (Weekday/Sabbath/Festival) [brown spine]
Shochein Ad 105 336 147 404
Chatzi Kaddish (if we DO have a minyan) 106 338 148 406

Bar'chu (if we DO have a minyan)

(Otherwise, skip to Yotzeir, the blessing immediately after the response to the Bar'chu.)

107 340 149 406

Shacharit Amida

(If we DO NOT have a minyan, individuals say Atah Kadosh in place of the K'dusha)

115a/115b

(Atah Kadosh:
bottom of 115a/115b)

354

(Atah Kadosh: 358)

159

(Atah Kadosh: 162)

420

(Atah Kadosh: 422)

Kaddish shaleim (if we DO have a minyan) 138 392 167 430
Torah Service
With a minyan and a scroll
Ein kamocha 139 394 168 432
Aliyot and
Torah blessings
142 398 172 440
Torah reading Click here for instructions on finding the chapter and verse, as well as the actual texts.
Mi Shebeirach for the ill In our "Printouts" PDF
(When we complete a book of Torah) Chazak, Chazak, v'nit-chazeik!
Chizki, Chizki, v'nit-chazeik!

D'var Torah and/or Torah discussion  

(When the new Hebrew month begins in the following week:)

Birkat haChodesh

150 418 180 452

Returning the Torah:
Y'halelu

153 422 183 458
Torah Service
NO scroll
B'rich sh'meih 139 396 170 436
Laasok b'divrei Torah (also in our "Printouts" PDF) 63 (third paragraph from the bottom) 6 (five lines from bottom of page) 107 16 (first sentence)
Torah reading Click here for instructions on finding the chapter and verse, as well as the actual texts.
Mi Shebeirach for the ill In our "Printouts" PDF
(When we complete a book of Torah) Chazak, Chazak, v'nit-chazeik!
Chizki, Chizki, v'nit-chazeik!

D'var Torah and/or Torah discussion

(When the new Hebrew month begins in the following week:)

Birkat haChodesh

150 418 180 452
After the Torah Service, continue here
Chatzi kaddish 155 428 184 460

Musaf Amida

(If we DO NOT have a minyan, individuals say Atah Kadosh in place of the K'dusha)

156a/156b 430 185 462
Kaddish Shaleim (if we DO have a minyan) 181 506 203 474
Aleinu 183 510 205 480

(During Elul: Psalm 27 for the Season of Repentance*)

80 40 59 170
Mourner's Kaddish (if we DO have a minyan) 184 512 207 482

(If we don't have a minyan, we say the "Prayer in Place of Mourner's Kaddish," from Siddur Lev Shalem)

In our "Printouts" PDF
Announcements
Adon Olam 187 514 211 12
After services, we have a Virtual Pot Luck Kiddush.
Please bring food to "share."

*Cohen luach says Ps 27 is recited through Hoshana Raba "but some continue through Sh'mini Atzeret." Artscroll says it is recited through Sh'mini Atzeret.          [Rev 6/9/2023]

Muting yourself during services

We love you and we love hearing your voice. Unfortunately, ZOOM introduces a problem that did not exist when we davened together in person. On ZOOM, when you sing or speak, it totally drowns out the Baal or Baalah T’filah.

Thank you for your cooperation. If you have any questions, please drop us a line.

Leading Shabbat and Festival Morning Services

Since we began in March 2020, we've established a service that packs the maximum amount of content into the minimum length of time. Here's how we do it:

In general

Preliminary

Sh'ma uVirchoteiha (the Sh'ma section)

Shacharit Amida

Torah Service

Musaf

Conclusion

Kiddush -- You're invited! We take a 10 minute break to gather some lunch, then we make Kiddush (often just borei p'ri hagafen) and Motzi, followed by a leisurely schmooze.

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY — Shacharit

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY — Musaf

Havdalah

Havdalah is at a different time each week. Please check the Calendar for this week's time.

[N.B.: When the time for Havdalah is after 9:00 pm (roughly, January through July), we open the ZOOM at 9:00 for schmoozing, even though it is still Shabbat. The schmooze continues after Havdalah, which is great for those who don't ZOOM on Shabbat.]

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Wednesday evening Kaffeeklatsch

On Wednesday evenings we enjoy a leisurly Kaffeeklatsch schmooze. For those who don't ZOOM on Shabbat, here's your chance to hang out with your friends!

Join the Kaffeeklatsch Zoom Meeting
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Purim 2023 Login

Join the TeleMegillah 2023 Zoom Meeting
Time: Mar 6, 2023 06:30 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

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Chanukah Candle Lighting Times at TeleTefila

What follows is NOT meant to tell you what to do in your own home. That's your decision. Instead, this describes the basis for the times TeleTefila is using for candle lighting.

TeleTefila candle lighting times for 2000

Thursday, Dec 10, 2020

Saturday, Dec 12, 2020 — After Shabbat

Wednesday, Dec 16, 2020

Sources Consulted

Sources Not Consulted

  • Hebcal -- Their listings for the weekly Torah portions are the best. But no one here at TeleTefila can figure out how they came up with their Chanukah candle lighting times.
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    candle lighting times for 2021

    When should you light the Chanukah candles?

    You can follow your community's custom, your family's custom, or your own custom.

    If you're interested, the Chabad custom seems pretty straight forward: Since typical Chanukah candles last 30 minutes and they should last at least 30 minutes past Nightfall ("Tzeit haKochavim"), you light on or after Nightfall ("Tzeit haKochavim").

    Day Date When Time TeleTefila online candle lighting
    Sun 11/28/2021 Nightfall ("Tzeit haKochavim") 5:01 pm 7:15 pm
    Mon 11/29/2021 Nightfall ("Tzeit haKochavim") 5:00 pm --
    Tue 11/30/2021 Nightfall ("Tzeit haKochavim") 5:00 pm --
    Wed 12/1/2021 Nightfall ("Tzeit haKochavim") 5:00 pm 7:15 pm
    Thu 12/2/2021 Nightfall ("Tzeit haKochavim") 5:00 pm --
    Fri 12/3/2021 Before Shabbat candles (see note below) -- --
    Sat 12/4/2021 After Havdalah -- After Havdalah
    Sun 12/5/2021 Nightfall ("Tzeit haKochavim") 4:59 pm 7:15 pm

    On Friday evening, among the very observant (including Chabad), the practice is to kindle Chanukah lights that will last about 1.5 hours. How that is acomplished is not clear.

    References: Chabad on When to light and Lighting on Friday.

    Thanks to Larry K and Iris for pointing out flaws in previous versions of this section.

    Login for WSM High Holidays — 2022

    1. We expect that all WSM High Holiday services will be available on ZOOM — that includes the in-person services.
    2. It is our understanding that, if you wish, you can log in before the chag on Sunday, Sep 25, and Tuesday, Oct 4.
    3. It is our understanding that the ZOOM session will stay open for the two days of Rosh Hashanah and the full day of Yom Kippur.
    4. The WiFi connection on the fifth floor (which will be used to ZOOM the in-person services) has been tested and found to work. Though, as with all things tech, there are no guarantees.
    5. You will probably need to set your computer to NOT sleep/hibernate during the chag. Some information on turning off hibernation can be found here: https://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch001000.htm.
    6. Laptop users should also set their laptop to not sleep/hibernate when the lid is closed. AND you may need to keep the device plugged in for the duration.

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    Summertime Picnic on the Ansche Chesed Virtual Roof

    We usually have three picnics during the summer; one each in June, July, and August. Please go to the Calendar to check dates and times.

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