bombmaniac, in the shul where m father davened, people who aren’t married are not allowed to daven for the amud. I davened for years at a “bochur’s minyan”. The davening was definitely faster than where my father davened, but then again, that shul was known to have a slow davening. There was less talking where I davened that where my father davened. But the biggest benefit, IMO, was that I learned to daven for the amud. Now, years later, I am often asked to daven, and it’s thanks to that minyan that I know how.
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