Two hours where Word, worship, and prayer don't take turns — they happen all at once, and the whole room meets God.
No front, no stage. A Bible, a mic, and the ministers at the center; musicians and intercessors around them; you around the room.
Grab a Bible. Stand, kneel, or sit. Read the Scripture back to God as worship — the signature practice of the room.
A brief, Spirit-led charge mid-flow. Not a sermon — a prophetic word that cuts, heals, and sends.
Afterward, once the cloud lifts, we break bread — light food, a clean vibe, and real people touched by a real God. No pressure. No performance.
The protocol isn't about control. It's about reverence. This is what everyone agrees to before they walk in.
You came to worship, not to document. Devices are checked or silenced at the door.
There's no audience here. Everyone participates — worship, prayer, the Word.
Consecrated, not casual. Carried in through the 14-day preparation before the night.