In Orthodox and Conservative Jewish synagogues, each circuit is announced by a few melodious invocations imploring God to "Hoshiah Na" ("Save us") and ending with the refrain, "Aneinu B'yom Koreinu" (" answer us on the day we call"). In Orthodox and Conservative synagogues, the "hakafot" are accompanied by traditional chants, including biblical and liturgical verses and songs about the Torah, the goodness of God, Messianic yearnings, and prayers for the restoration of the House of David and the Temple in Jerusalem. Congregations may also sing other, popular songs during the dancing. Children are often given flags, candies and other treats. The vigour of the dancing and degree of festive merriment varies with congregational temperament.