Find your own rhythm. Sometimes you might linger on one or two words, and sometimes you'll want to fly. Jewish prayer is musical. Even when we daven quietly, we chant the words rather than just recite them. When readers chant the Torah or Prophetic sections, they do so according to ancient musical modes called nusach.
Different modes apply to each section.
There is also a lot of congregational singing. We often add niggunim, melodies without words, to our service. Mishkon is an egalitarian congregation where men and women participate equally. We often try to allow our English readings to reflect this belief by changing language referring to God. This is to remind us that the Almighty is neither male nor female.