New Meeting Link for Midday Prayer

The parish just got our own Zoom account, so the meeting links have had to change! Below you’ll find a description of how to join the service, and a new link. If you’ve never joined before, and aren’t a member of St. Stephen’s, please send a brief greeting to Karl (rector@karls246.sg-host.com) so that when the prayer leader sees you in the waiting room, they’ll know that it’s okay to let you in.

We are holding Midday Prayer at 12:30 PM every day except Sunday during the Covid- 19 outbreak. 12:30 PM is our usual time for Noonday Prayer on Wednesdays, and we would like to keep our traditions as alive as possible. We’ll be using Zoom for this, and everyone is welcome to join us.  The invitation is below. In order to join via video, just click the link right below “Join Zoom Meeting.” You can join through your web browser or download the app when they ask you if you’d like to. You can also call in using any of the numbers below. We won’t be able to see your beautiful face, but we will be able to hear your voice. We will be sharing the screen so that you’ll be able to see the ordo for the whole service while in Zoom.

Join Zoom Meeting by clicking this link:
https://zoom.us/j/98929003580

You can also join by calling this number:

   +1 312 626 6799 US (Chicago)

When you do, you’ll be asked to enter this meeting ID:
Meeting ID: 989 2900 3580

You might also be asked to enter the password. Please email Karl to receive the password.

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