Yes. We are a parish within the African Orthodox Church and center our worship in the teachings of Jesus Christ while honoring the spiritual legacy of Saint John Coltrane.
No. We worship God alone. We honor Saint John Coltrane as a spiritual guide, artist, and prophetic musical voice whose work points toward divine love and higher consciousness.
Not at all. Many people visit because they love jazz, are spiritually curious, or are seeking community and reflection. All respectful visitors are welcome.
Come as you are. Some people dress traditionally for church, while others come casually. We care more about openness, presence, and respect than formality.
Yes. Community care, mutual aid, cultural education, and service have long been central to our mission and spiritual practice.
No musical background or jazz knowledge is required. Whether you are deeply familiar with Coltrane’s music or simply curious, you are welcome here.
We believe music can carry spiritual truth, healing, and revelation. Through sound, prayer, improvisation, and collective experience, we seek deeper communion with God and one another.