Mincha

“Any longer and they’d be asking us to join them for the Mincha Service.”

Cajamarca’s leader had allied himself with Mincha^aman, who rushed to his aid with an army.

I was no stranger to the mincha but my halting recitation was nothing like the turbocharged davening going on around me.

One Wednesday this summer I arrived at the tank right as Rabbi Stone was outside trying to rustle up a 10-man quorum for an afternoon mincha service.

They had been invited to join a mincha minyan, each had time and space in the wide and fairly empty plaza and had left their notes with prayers and singing.