They are a cyber-suckled community. Their 'detectors' are always on. They don't trust adults. People from every social background and ethnic group attend - no exceptions. Folding chairs circle the pulpit.
People can sit there or on the floor.
The service starts at exactly 10.30. 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.