Sanctuary Organ

Built in 1967 for our church by the Schantz Organ Company of Orrville, Ohio, the organ comprises 51 ranks of pipes (approximately 2400 pipes) and is an outstanding instrument which has been endorsed by many concert organists who have performed in organ recitals here. While it is essentially an instrument designed for worship services, it performs a majority of music from various countries and from different periods quite well. The acoustics of the sanctuary complement the sound of the organ as well as the sound of the spoken word. The sanctuary organ was a gift from Mrs. James Lee Love and was rebuilt and reinstalled with additions in the summer of 2007.

Williams Chapel Organ

The Williams chapel organ was installed in 1982. It was built by the Andover Organ Company of Methuen, Massachusetts. It has fifteen stops and 984 pipes. It is one of the outstanding tracker organs in this part of the country. The chapel organ was a gift from Elizabeth F. and Frank S. Holt, Sr.