Church members eat and share informally in small groups that fluctuate as the people move around. After a leisurely breakfast, the congregation moves toward a prayer and worship time. Adults and children mingle together in small groups to pray. There is not a structured order of worship, and no one knows exactly what will happen. A couple of praise songs are sung to get things started, and the service moves forward as a free, interactive experience among the worshippers.
Children occupy themselves around the fringes of the group.
After a time, the children are taken to another area, and a speaker delves into a passage of Scripture. Some eat lunch from the leftover breakfast. Others clean and straighten. Lori Byerly has been a part of the 5 Katy Lane congregation for more than a year. She wanted a closer fellowship.