In 1981 a new pipe organ was installed in the chancel area of the church. A three manual organ of 46 ranks, or sets of pipes, it was designed to enhance and be compatible with the architectural features of the room. The Great organ, and the Swell organ, the part of the organ enclosed in a large box with shutters, are on the left side of the chancel. The Positive organ and the Pedal organ are located on the right side. The placement of the pipes allows for maximum egress of sound which is optimal for leading congregational hymns, accompanying choral works, and performing organ works of all periods.

In 1995 and in 2006, additions were made to the organ for increased versatility to make the instrument one of trhe most successful in the area. Each year a noonday Midday Music Series is featured from May through September with area organists and instrumentalists as well as guest organists from other cities and states. Plans are underway to have a guest organist of international repute to perform annually on the splendid and eclectic instrument.

Pastor

The Reverend C. Douglas Pillow

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Church News

February is Heart Havens Month

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February is also Court Street's month to stock the Churches for Urban Ministries Emergency Food Pantry

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Wednesday, February 22, 2012

Community Lenten Service

Organ Prelude 11:45
Pastor: Rev. Joel Wallschlaeger,
Our Savior Lutheran Church
Soloist:  Miriam Hermosa,
Peakland Baptist Church
Organist: George Clark,
Court St. United Methodist Church
Luncheon 12:30 - 1:00
in the refectory
Love Offering:
Blue Ridge Pregnancy Center

 

Friday, February 24, 2012

Volunteers needed to prepare & serve bag lunches at Park View Mission

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Sunday, February 26, 2012

First Sunday in Lent

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