 | Sunday 5th April |
Invitation to all Anglicans in the Marlborough Deanery:
On Sunday evening at 7pm we are going to attempt a Marlborough wide Zoom prayer meeting and we would love for you to attend if you are able. This is an opportunity to gather together during this time of isolation and lockdown to pray for each other and our communities. I anticipate a 45minute prayer time broken into 3-4 sections, each beginning with a short word of encouragement and direction.
Zoom is an online communications application very similar to Skype, and allows people to connect through their computer, tablet or smart phone to a group video meeting.
Ideally you will need a device with a camera and microphone, however, if you don't have a camera we just see your name, not you.
If you have a microphone you can talk and prayer with us. If you don't have a microphone, you can still join the Zoom call and listen in. There is also a text chat function that you can use.
Zoom is an online communications application very similar to Skype, and allows people to connect through their computer, tablet or smart phone to a group video meeting.
Ideally you will need a device with a camera and microphone, however, if you don't have a camera we just see your name, not you.
If you have a microphone you can talk and prayer with us. If you don't have a microphone, you can still join the Zoom call and listen in. There is also a text chat function that you can use.
How do I join?
Join Zoom Meeting - Just click this link on Sunday night:
https://zoom.us/j/430579292
Or enter this Meeting ID from your Zoom application: 430 579 292
https://zoom.us/j/430579292
Or enter this Meeting ID from your Zoom application: 430 579 292
Some tips for using Zoom
- You can use the above link at any time to check if your device is working on Zoom - check with plenty of time before the meeting.
- When you are connecting a pop-up box appears asking you to 'Join with Audio', this box also has the option of testing your speaker and microphone.
- Zoom automatically focuses on the person speaking - if more than one person speaks at once Zoom doesn't know which audio to prioritise and will often cancel one or both.
- Remember you have a 'Mute' button, it helps everyone if you mute yourself when not talking. Computer microphones pick up background noises and Zoom will think you are talking.
- Don't forget the chat feature - you can talk to someone with this feature if another conversation is taking place.
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