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In addition to the usual, every-night "Ma'ariv" service . . .

1) The blessings for the candle-lighting are said immediately before

lighting the candles.

2) The Hanerot Hallalu prayer is said during the candle-lighting.

3) Many people customarily sing Maoz Tzur.

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