Jazz Vespers: Noah Kellman. Alexander Claffy, Charles Goold

A unique jazz prayer service at the "Jazz Church" of NYC. Sundays at 5 since 1965. All are welcome. Free to attend! CLICK HERE IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO ATTEND NOAH'S TALK ON "WHAT IS JAZZ BECOMING" TAKING PLACE IMMEDIATELY AFTER HIS VESPERS PERFORMANCE Welcome to Jazz Vespers! However you are connecting with Saint Peter's, we hope you will find a wide and warm embrace. Among the skyscrapers and hustle and bustle of Midtown, this is a place of respite and renewal. Whether in person in our Sanctuary, or streaming from home. Jazz Vespers is free of charge with donations welcome at the door or online. About Jazz Vespers Jazz Vespers, NYC's unique jazz prayer service, is held every Sunday at 5:00 P.M. Originating in 1965 with The Rev. John Garcia Gensel, he believed jazz to be "probably the best music for worship because it speaks to the existential situation of a human being. It is the personal expression of the person playing it." Saint Peter’s Church, the “First Church of Jazz,” remains a spiritual home to jazz musicians and lovers of jazz. Founded by Ruth and Duke Ellington, Billy Strayhorn, Joe Newman and Sheila Jordan, among many others, today the community represents the best of the New York City jazz scene. This Week We Welcome... Noah Kellman (piano) Alexander Claffy (bass) Charles Goold (drums) About Saint Peter’s If you are looking for a religious community, this may be a place for you! We are a Sanctuary and Reconciling in Christ Parish of the ELCA. We are a bi-lingual English-speaking and Spanish-speaking community. We are Brown, Black, White and more. We are persons of all sexual orientations and gender identities. Some of us hold citizenship, others of us are Dreamers, asylees or seeking documentation. A good way to begin this journey is to participate in our Sunday liturgies.