Kingston Presbyterian Church, Conway, SC CONGRATULATIONS are in order for Kingston Presbyterian Church located in Conway, SC. A new Rodgers Inspire 343 three manual organ with 8 channels of audio was installed this week. The new organ was ordered with an adjustable music rack and bench. The new Rodgers replaced an Allen R-380 installed in 2004.Kingston's sanctuary and graveyard are both listed in the National [...]
Bald Head Chapel, Bald Head, NC Rodgers Custom 484 four manual with 3 ranks of Ruffatti pipes installed October 2013
Christ Church (Episcopal), St. Michaels, Maryland Rodgers Imagine 351D installed October 2024
Our Savior’s Way Lutheran Church, Broadlands, VA Rodgers Imagine 351D installed August 2024
Christ the King Anglican, Alexandria, VA Rodgers Imagine 351D installed October 2023
Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Salisbury, NC Rodgers Infinity 367 installed November 2022 The new Rodgers Infinity 367 was chosen as a replacement for a very inadequate 7 rank pipe organ that was relocated to Sacred Heart several years ago from another church. The new Rodgers has moving draw knobs (Pau Ferro wood stems), velocity sensing keyboards and pedal [...]
Lutheran Church of the Holy Spirit Emmaus, PA Rodgers IMAGINE 351-D Lutheran Church of the Holy Spirit, located in Emmaus, Pennsylvania, recently completed a renovation and enlargement of their sanctuary. As part of this project, the church appointed a committee to investigate and recommend improvements to their worship instruments. Their decision was [...]
Johannus LiVE 3-TA Custom Organ
I received my Johannus Vivaldi 370 organ in late October 2020, after its long overseas journey from the Netherlands. My decision to get a Johannus organ resulted from consultations with organist associates. I was also intrigued by the brochure which describes the Vivaldi as “continuing where the pipe organ leaves off,” and the ad is spot on! Three manuals with the four expression shoes, along [...]
Opequon Presbyterian Church sits on the Kernstown Battlefield next to the city limits of Winchester, Virginia. It traces its roots to the first settlers who established worship there in 1732. As the “Mother Church of the Valley” it is the oldest in Shenandoah Presbytery. The first two houses of worship were of log construction. In 1790 a large formal stone building was constructed. Seventy years [...]
