Celebrate an extraordinary morning at Mt. Zion AME Church Millburn as Rev. Eyesha Marable, church leader and visionary, marks 25 years in ministry and 50 years of dance. This dual milestone honors her decades of service, artistry, and community impact.

Joining the celebration is invited guest vocalist Krystle N. Adams, bringing Broadway‑trained soul, powerful vocals, and spirit‑driven performance to the sanctuary. With accompaniment by pianist Phil Bingham, the worship experience blends music, movement, and ministry into one uplifting event.

Krystle N. Adams — Vocalist, Actress, Creative Artist

Brooklyn‑born performer Krystle N. Adams discovered her love for the stage early, training at the Professional Performing Arts School and later at AMDA’s musical theater conservatory. She has appeared in regional productions of Hairspray, West Side Story, Gypsy, Fame! and Aida, and performed at major venues including Crossroads, Room 42, and 54 Below. Her work includes the PBS‑aired From Broadway With Love concert and her upcoming short film Speak d’Amour, where she serves as producer, writer, and lead actress. A longtime friend of Mt. Zion AME Church, Krystle brings a powerful blend of soul, theater, jazz, and worship.

Accompanied by Phil Bingham

Phil Bingham is a gifted jazz pianist and musical director known for his soulful touch, rich harmonic language, and deep roots in gospel and jazz traditions. A longtime presence in the Philadelphia and New Jersey music communities, Phil has performed in tributes including the Barry Harris Choir Tribute, supported regional theater and worship‑arts programs, and collaborated with vocalists, ensembles, and community arts organizations. His playing blends sensitivity, swing, and spiritual warmth, making him a sought‑after accompanist and a powerful force in live performance.

Come be uplifted, inspired, and blessed.

📅 Sunday, September 13
⏰ 11:30 AM Worship Service
📍 Mt. Zion AME Church, Millburn, NJ
🎟️ Free • All Are Welcome

Sacred Arts Leadership

Blues & Blessings and Jesus & Jazz are guided by a powerful artistic and spiritual leadership team that continues to shape Mt. Zion’s sacred‑arts identity across New Jersey. Under the worship‑centered vision of Rev. Eyesha Marable, these programs blend praise, community uplift, and culturally rooted performance. Gregory Burrus, producer and curator, expands the musical reach of both series through his statewide festival work and artist development, bringing top‑tier talent into Mt. Zion’s worship‑arts environment. Pianist and arranger Phil Bingham adds a deep musical foundation, shaping the sound of Jesus & Jazz with his signature blend of gospel, jazz, and improvisational excellence. Together, Rev. Marable, Burrus, and Bingham anchor these programs as a unified ministry of music, culture, and spiritual connection — elevating every artist who steps onto the Blues & Blessings and Jesus & Jazz stages.