Jewish Prayer: The Right Way, Resolving Halachic Dilemmas

In an accessible, question-and-answer format, Jewish Prayer, the Right Way examines a wide variety of different aspects of Jewish prayer and guides readers through the answers in an understandable and entertaining way. The book delves thoroughly into topics of concern for priests and leaders of public prayer, but also discusses matters of concern for any Jewish worshipper, such as those dealing with the many facets of the Shema prayer, standing versus sitting during various prayers, and special synagogue customs. With its engaging style, this guide dispels the notion that the study of religious law is dry and not as meaningful as other aspects of Torah study.

Rabbi J. Simcha Cohen has served as a community rabbi in California, Florida, and New Jersey, as well as in Australia. He is the founder of a national rabbinic think tank and the recipient of the Rabbinic Leadership Award from the West Coast Region of the Orthodox Union. He is the author of How Does Jewish Law Work? and Shabbat, the Right Way, among other books. He lives in West Palm Beach, Florida.