San Salvario is a quartier in Turin, Italy. In that multicultural neighbourhood, a singular form of worship is taking place inside the Waldensian temple in 23, Corso Vittorio Emanuele II. Around 500 Evangelical Pentecostal Nigerian people — and occasionally some other people from Cameroon, Ghana and Italy — celebrate a never-ending ceremony that lasts almost five hours, and shows an unbelievable spirit of participation and will to be a part of it.