Worship services take place in a broad diversity of churches and denominations all around the world. This video looks at non-denominational churches, which are places of worship that do not adhere to any particular mainstream religious tradition.
A non-denominational church does not adhere to any particular religious institution, authority, or structure. However, being non-denominational does not mean it is entirely free of regulation. Beliefs in a non-denominational church do not conform to any one denomination, but these doctrines do not share a standard framework across the board.
Some non-denominational churches may lean more toward one streamlined church doctrine or share several different churches' ideals.
You need to evaluate the doctrinal declarations of any non-denominational church you are considering attending because there is no assurance that they will all have the same beliefs. Even though a non denominational church does not have any affiliation with any particular denomination, its beliefs, and how it organizes its services are typically very similar to those of a specific denomination.
Attending a service in a non-denominational church will remind you of a particular denomination with which you are already acquainted in most cases.
