Whether you are visiting for the first time, exploring your spiritual path, curious about jazz ministry, or simply looking for community, we welcome you with open hearts and open ears.
We know visiting a new church can feel unfamiliar, so we hope this page helps answer some common questions and lets you know what to expect.
We are a Christian parish within the African Orthodox Church inspired by the spiritual message, sacred sound, and liberating vision found in the music of John Coltrane.
Our worship blends:
Music is central to our worship because we believe sound can be a pathway to healing, reflection, joy, and communion with God.
No. We worship God alone.
We honor Saint John Coltrane as a spiritual inspiration whose music points toward divine love, higher consciousness, compassion, and transformation.
Our services are welcoming, participatory, and spiritually expressive. Depending on the gathering, you may experience:
Some services are energetic and celebratory, while others are deeply meditative and contemplative.
Come as you are.
Some people dress traditionally for church, others come casually. We care more about your presence and openness than formal attire.
Not at all.
Many people first visit because they love jazz, while others come with no musical background at all. Whether you are a lifelong Coltrane listener or simply spiritually curious, you are welcome here.
Yes. Visitors are welcome to pray, sing, listen, meditate, and participate as they feel comfortable.
Musicians may also be invited to share in worship in the spirit of sacred collaboration and community.
Absolutely. We welcome people of all ages and offer opportunities for children, youth, adults, musicians, artists, seekers, and longtime believers to grow together in faith and fellowship.
Yes.
Many members and visitors come from different spiritual backgrounds or are simply exploring deeper meaning, healing, creativity, and community. Respect, openness, and love are at the center of our fellowship
Start by simply showing up.
Come listen. Come pray. Come experience the spirit of “A Love Supreme” in community.
There is no pressure to join or perform. You are welcome exactly as you are.
For over 50 years, we have remained committed to creating sacred space for worship, creativity, compassion, and spiritual growth through sound, prayer, and community.
We hope you will join us and experience the spirit for yourself.