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Special Church Conference approves generous gift of nearly $60,000 to repair and upgrade church pipe organ

Members voted unanimously to accept an anonymous gift to repair the church pipe organ and upgrade it. The work is expected to take two to three months and may be scheduled after January. The addition of computers to the organ, which is estimated to have been originally built in the late 1940s, will allow enhanced features while maintaining the quality of the sound through the pipes. The organ has an interesting history, having been recovered from a Baptist church in Beacon, NY. Read more about how the church obtained this organ in the early 1980s.

Published October 11, 2009

Church members vote unanimously to accept the offer of the organ repairs and applauded the anonymous donor who will pay for the repair costs.

Charge conference agenda item explained by, left to right, The Rev. Richard Garland, lay leader Jay Hickey and Trustees member Bob Mason

Nancy Laders, who led the team which investigated how to repair the organ, answers questions during the charge conference.

Bob Mason offers a discipleship moment during worship service, Sunday October 11, 2009.

   

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