Metropolitan Community Church of Greater St.

Metropolitan Community Church of Greater St. Louis will be holding "An Old School Gospel Concert" night on Feb. 6, 2022, exclusively in their MCCGSL chapel.

“An Old School Gospel Concert”

According to the official website of Metropolitan Community Church of Greater St. Louis, the event is meant to start Black History Month right with an old-school gospel concert with none other than, AhSa-Ti Nu and her incredible band, which includes praise team singer, John Rhine.

Based on the same site, the concert will be available live on the church website and via the AhSa-Ti Nu’s YouTube channel.

As stated on the same site, everyone is encouraged to make a note of the date and prepare for a night full of wonderful praise and worship.

AhSa-Ti Nu Tyehimba-Ford

It is stated on AhSa-Ti Nu Tyehimba-Ford’s official LinkedIn profile that she was born and raised in Dayton, Ohio. It is also stated that she has always been passionate about music.

More information from her profile stated that she was exposed to a family of singers and musicians who affected her love through the gospel, jazz, R&B, blues, and Rock n' Roll.

On her site, she mentioned that she has always strived to provide amazing-sounding music from learning how to plug in a mic at the age of seven to graduating with a BAS in Sound Arts from Ex'pression College for Digital Arts.

Based on her profile, one of her most important goals as a sound engineer is to give the finest possible service and sound for everyone within hearing range, which means the entire globe. As an engineer, her first priority is to do everything she can to assist each artist she deals with in communicating their message, meaning, sentiment, and music to their audience.

To know more about AhSa-Ti Nu, one can do this by visiting her LinkedIn profile or her official website, where one can also listen to some of her songs.

Metropolitan Community Church of Greater St. Louis

According to their official Facebook page, the Metropolitan Community Church of Greater St. Louis was established in October 1973. Just like any other church, MCCGSL started small, with only a few members who believes in their vision and mission.

As stated on their Facebook page, their very first service drew only ten people. Despite the very low number, those ten people who have attended were full of faith, vision, and resolve to make a dream into a reality.

Based on the same page, the church is dedicated to bridging the gaps that divide people as the church strives to be an inclusive church in how they refer to God and humanity, as well as in their attitudes about gender, age, race, physical or mental ability, and sexual orientation.

According to them, they are a Christian community that is still learning to love and care for one another and their surroundings. They hope to teach others about living life as exemplified by Jesus Christ as they declare Jesus' incredible love for ALL mankind.