Zoom, Google Meet and prayer meetings
Meet online, get past time limits, and put your meetings in front of everyone who can't join the call.
- Video tutorialHow to broadcast your Google Meet to everyone (no 60-minute limit for listeners)Join your Google Meet in Chrome or Edge on a computer. In your AltarPage studio, tap "Zoom or Meet", tick "Bring the meeting's sound into…
- Video tutorialHow to broadcast your Zoom meeting to everyone (no 40-minute limit for listeners)On any Zoom plan: join on a computer, open your AltarPage studio, tap "Zoom or Meet", tick "Bring the meeting's sound into the broadcast",…
- AnswerZoom's 40-minute limit: what it is and how churches get past itOn Zoom's free plan, meetings end after 40 minutes. You can pay for Zoom Pro, restart the meeting (everyone has to rejoin), or keep the…
- Video tutorialHow to broadcast or live stream a Zoom or Google Meet meetingJoin the meeting on a computer, open your AltarPage studio, tap "Zoom or Meet", tick "Bring the meeting's sound into the broadcast", and go…
- AnswerHow to live stream a Google Meet (limits and a free way)Google Meet's own live streaming is only on certain paid Google Workspace plans, and free group calls end after 60 minutes with a limit of…
- AnswerHow to host an online prayer meetingPick one place people always go (a link on your website), show the time in each person's own time zone, remind them before it starts, and…
- Video tutorialUsing Zoom with AltarPageConnect your Zoom account once, and AltarPage creates a Zoom link for any meeting with one tap. You host the meeting in Zoom as usual;…
- Video tutorialUsing Google Meet with AltarPageConnect your Google account once, and AltarPage creates a Google Meet link for any meeting with one tap. You host the meeting in Google…