On Yom Kippur, the congregation must begin Mussaf by this time, because otherwise they would be required to pray the more frequent prayer (Mincha) first.

"How can one explain such frequent prayer, not only among those who believe in God and life after death but especially among those who do not believe in God or survival?"

The Urapmin practice frequent prayer (Tok Pisin: beten), at least beginning and ending the day with prayer, and often praying a number of times throughout the day.

The atmosphere at Pembroke Lodge was one of frequent prayer, emotional repression, and formality; Frank reacted to this with open rebellion, but the young Bertrand learned to hide his feelings.

In this painting he is kneeling in the act of frequent prayer within the hospital.

And, to accommodate the need for frequent prayers, every student would get an official prayer rug and a hall pass to cut class and pray to Allah.

Yet he spent the period of his initial formation in the monastic life in frequent prayer, sometimes passing the night in prayer in the monastery church, praying to the Blessed Sacrament.

His way to longevity is through frequent prayer and consumption of cabbage in all forms.

Gods and spirits, which are a constant presence in daily life, are also honored through frequent prayers, libations, feasts, and dances.

Ancestor shrines - several to a village - are the site of frequent prayers and libations, as the dead are consulted about ongoing village problems.