[Avodah] Shul Practices

[Zev Sero via Avodah]

On 30/03/17 08:07, Rich, Joel via Avodah wrote:
> Visiting a shul questions-actual practices and sources appreciated:
> • Would your shul allow a guest to read his own Aliya?

Yes.

> • Would your shul allow a guest to say his own nussach of kaddish (not
> as shatz)?

Yes.  Happens regularly with Sefardim saying the long form of Yehei Shlama.

> • Would your shul (in galut) allow the shatz not to say baruch hashem
> l’olam in maariv?

We don't say it, but if someone wanted to say it I don't think anyone 
would object except maybe for the time it too.


> • Would your shul allow a guest to say 13 middot aloud by Tachanun(if
> local practice is not to)?

again, we do say it but if a shatz didn't want to I think we'd just have 
someone else say it

> • Would the answers be different if requested before prayer (vs. gabbai
> intervention at time of event)?

I don't think so.


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