Shabbos Bulletin Parshas Bechukosai 5778
The concluding words in yishtabach are:
Melech The King
Ail Almighty
Chei ha’olamim Lifegiver of the worlds
So it is read: “melech, ail, chei ha’olamim”
Any other grouping is wrong and meaningless.
Shabbos Bulletin Parshas Behar/Bechukosai 5777
There is an obligation to say parshas hatamid in the morning, before starting shacharis. Some say that women also should say it, but the common custom is for women not to say it. However, it is praiseworthy if they do.
If parshas hatamid was omitted before shacharis, it is correct to say it after shacharis.
Shabbos Bulletin Parshas Bechukosai 5776
If a person’s own nussach at the end of davening differs from the Shul’s, OR if one has not yet concluded u’vo l’tziyon, nevertheless, one should join in with the tzibbur when they say aleini l’shabei’ach….