A new band or DJ plays every week. The congregation rocks for half an hour. Then a funny, yet knowledgeable preacher of about 30 opens the Bible to speak whatever God tells him. The sermon is to the point and only 15 minutes long, with no monotone droning, or boring, complex theological stuff that ordinary people find hard to remember. The congregation breaks into groups and prays for each other.
Communion is bread and wine - none of that grape juice and crackers rubbish.
But before taking, a chapter from the Bible about Jesus' crucifixion is read out loud so people understand what they are really doing when taking Communion. Then Christians only partake, going up to the altar, since that makes them feel closer to God. The service ends at 11.30pm. The outreach leader reminds everyone that next Sunday, instead of the usual worship service, the congregation is distributing food and clothes to the homeless. If only they could train us to be stronger in the faith - soldiers for God.