The hip-hop church held its first service last weekend. CBS' WBTV was there to speak to the congregation's pastor, Quinn Rodgers, about the new venture.

"We're trying to reach the un-churched, the de-churched, the folks who have given up on church and are looking for something different," Rodgers told WBTV.

Altogether, the approach appears to have worked; in exit interviews, patrons called the songs "upbeat" and with "more flavor," perhaps owing to the church's hip-hop slant with a DJ and hip-hop scratching rather than older, more traditional material.