• Rejoices in the fact that Jesus died, rose from the dead, and is coming again
• Cooks and serves dinner once a month for fifty homeless people
• Celebrates the Eucharist each week according to the Book of Common Prayer (1979, Rite II)
• Has a quieter service at 8.00 and a service with singing at 10.15
• Follows the liturgy but does it in a relaxed way
• Focuses on reading Scripture and thinking about its significance for us
• Gives people chance to share their prayer need and what God has been doing with them
• Started as a place of worship for African Americans but is now more mixed
• Sings traditional evangelical, African American, and mainstream hymns (Lift Every Voice and Sing Hymnal)
• Sometimes says “Amen” and “Hallelujah.”
• Has a reputation for welcoming guests with open arms
• Is led and maintained by people who do it for love