In this one-room sanctuary on a suburban New Jersey street, a rock-and-roll icon was born.
It was in the House of God church in the '80s and '90s a young Robert Randolph learned to play pedal steel guitar.
Now 39, he's a six-time Grammy nominee.
He was also ranked #97 on Rolling Stone's list of the top 100 all-time guitarists.
But he's never forgotten his roots.
"Pedal steel is the main instrument in our church." Pedal steel is a guitar that sits horizontally on four stands.
"Robert has the fastest hands, I think, of all the steel players I've ever seen," says Deacon Mike Randolph, Robert's uncle.