The organ has long played a vital role in Lutheran tradition. It leads congregational singing, supports choirs and liturgy, and brings depth and meaning to our shared experience of faith. For generations, its sound has helped proclaim the Gospel and connect people to God in a powerful way. Our current organ has become increasingly unreliable and the necessary repairs have become increasingly costly and are impractical. This campaign is raising the funds needed to purchase the proposed Rodgers Imagine 359M.
You may donate online, or, if you prefer, checks payable to Immanuel Lutheran Church with Organ Fund noted on the memo line may be dropped in the offering plate or mailed or brought to the church office.
Our current organ from 1948 only offers 2 keyboards/3 divisions, ~15 sounds, & 30 memory levels.
A new, digital, Rodgers Imagine 359M would offer 3 keyboards/4 divisions, 59 stops, over 330 voices, 2,500+ memory levels, USB recording, selectable organ styles (American, French, German, English), digital zimbelstern, & more.
O Come, All Ye Faithful - Arr. Willcocks/Miller (Imagine 351M)
How Great Thou Art - arranged by Dan Miller. (Infinity 484)
Festival Alleluia Dan Miller (Infinity 489)
Fanfare - Jacques Lemmens (Imagine 351M)
Intrada on 'A Mighty Fortress (Imagine 351)
Old Hundredth Psalm Tune (Imagine 351M)
Explore Rodgersโ YouTube Channel to see more!
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