minyan

I'm holding a service here in my room and I don't have enough to make up a minyan.

These questions quickly became academic, as the call for minyan went out.

That model of community came to be known as an "independent minyan."

Even on the weekend it was sometimes hard to get ten men together for a minyan.

By 1747, the community had enough men to support a minyan, and religious services were held at Simon's house.

"There are places where women can't be part of a minyan."

Other times I go to a minyan in my building."

The ceremony traditionally takes place before a minyan of 10 men.

The most common activity requiring a 'minyan' is public Jewish services.

Ideally all the members of the minyan should be gathered in one room.

At the time he arrived the new orthodox community could barely support a minyan.

Congregations across the Island often struggle to find a minyan when one is needed.

The minyan went through a number of key decisions.

This is a fully egalitarian minyan and most of its members are under the age 30.

My wife and I were saddened that a few old men had to sit around waiting for a minyan.

"Friends of mine at the firm said, 'Why would you have to go outside to a minyan?

A minyan (prayer service attended by at least ten men) took place daily.

Beth Israel began counting women towards the minyan in the late 1970s.

Most mornings he approached people on the street to get a minyan, the required 10 for prayer.

It is only when enough of them are together, a microbial minyan, so to speak, that they decide to light up.

"Can people in a corridor be included in a minyan?"

This was significant since it meant that they could form a minyan and establish a synagogue.

"Probably the easiest place to find a minyan is New York," he said.

He reached out to a few families to put together a minyan, the quorum of 10 men for a prayer service.

No prayers could be said, nor the Torah read, unless ten men were present, a minyan.