It looks like they're all friends. There's a feeling of anticipation - it seems people really expect to meet with God this morning. About 40 people are here when the service starts, roughly on time. He makes a point of welcoming visitors. His manner is strikingly informal, and it's not at all like being in church, although the hymn is a traditional one.
People sing it quite enthusiastically - some lift their hands in the air.
The children and young teens disappear into classrooms, with some of the adults. Those who are left continue to worship God, led by one of the musicians. The songs all seem to be modern , with the words printed in the songbook. Some people stand through the whole time, and others sit. Various people pray during quiet times - one lady prays for her sister who is sick, and other people add their prayers for the same person.