Revival Fellowship Skype Meetings

North London Revival Fellowship

Due to Coronavirus (Covid-19) and recent government announcements, we have decided to move to Skype meetings on Wednesdays and Sundays, with only the one meeting on Sunday.


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The Skype address to dial-in to is :
northlondonrevival


How to get Skype

To use Skype, install it on your laptop, PC or phone. As you install it Microsoft will guide you through creating an account. Select a link below to install on your device:
Follow the instructions given by Microsoft to create an account, and access Skype

Connecting to northlondonrevival for the first time

If you have not connected to  northlondonrevival  before, the first time you try you need to get 'accepted'.

Very easy ...
  1. Start and login-to Skype
  2. In the top-right corner type northlondonrevival
  3. On the right hand side click the button to say "Hi!"
  4. You will see a message like this. Once we will accept you, you will be able to dial-in.



Dialing Into the Meeting

Before dialing into the meeting please bear in mind a few things:
  • Most of the time please mute yourself so that you do not disturb the meeting. If you are called on to speak (e.g say a prayer or give a testimony), you will need to remember to unmute and remute afterwards.
  • As beautiful as you are, we don't need to see you! Unless you are giving the talk. So you can probably switch off your video too - this will preserve bandwidth and data usage. If your video is on,  please ensure you are dressed appropriately .
  • If you are using a mobile-phone, make sure that you are connected on WiFi, so your data is not consumed unnecessarily.
  • Chat-channel. Please do not use the chat box during the meeting. We will post scripture references in there. If you need some attention, send a private message to the operator in skype or Whatsapp.

If you are ready to try dialing-in : click here:


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