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Patrick Scott, one of three choir masters and organists at the Episcopal Cathedral of St. Phillip in Atlanta, Ga., plays the new $750,000 organ in the sanctuary at First United Methodist Church in Tuscaloosa, Ala. on Wednesday April 8, 2015. The final touches were completed on the organ Thursday April 2. On Sunday April 11 at 3 p.m. First United Methodist Church will hold a consecration service, Death and Resurrection, open to the public for the organ and the new grand piano. Scott will be one of two guest organists at the service. The second organist is Dr. Will Young, the director of music at First Presbyterian Church in Charlotte, N.C. staff photo | Erin Nelson
First United Methodist Church of Tuscaloosa was without an organ for almost two years as it awaited the construction of a custom-built, 2,580-pipe organ. It took almost two months to install, but the church will celebrate its new $750,000 organ on Sunday afternoon with a public concert featuring the organ, a new grand piano, a 25-piece orchestra and the church's 50- member choir.
For James Seay, director of music and worship, the new organ has been a labor of love. The former organ, built in 1929, had been rehabilitated once in the 1970s, but certain parts no longer worked, and it had a pierced sound to it, Seay said. Although some of the original pipes were re-scaled and reused, the organ itself is a new instrument.
"With the old organ, there were things that were no longer functioning the way they were meant to function, and it was designed for a style of music that we no longer celebrate in traditional music," Seay said. "We wanted a more romantic sound to it, one that had more of a warmth to it."
The original organ was removed in September 2013. The new organ was custom built in Tennessee using pipes from around the world and an organ blower that was once used at the Kennedy Center, Seay said. The new organ, a Randall Dyer and Associates Inc. Opus 98, has 45 ranks, and more than two-thirds of the organ is encapsulated in giant wooden shades that open to make the sound larger or softer.
"Typically, it takes years for an organ to be built," Seay said. "All of the wooden construction, all the carpentry was done in house, the facade, the electrical work, they do everything by hand. It is a massive undertaking."
Installation of the new organ began in February and was finished last week in time for Holy Week services.
"We are so excited to have the organ back," said the Rev. Ken Dunivant, senior pastor. "The piano has been great, but the organ fills the whole sanctuary with energy, joy and excitement."
Sunday's celebration concert will feature three works, including "A Joyful Son" which was commissioned by world-renowned composer Rene Clausen, Seay said. The text for the anthem was Psalm 98, which is perfect for the church's new Opus 98 organ, Seay said. Another work, Requiem by Maurice Durufle, was selected to display the organ's capabilities.
"It is a masterwork that highlights the capabilities of the organ and the beauty of the instrument, and uses every color that our organ has," Seay said.
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EL RENO, Oklahoma -
Seven months after a fire burned down an El Reno church, members finally broke ground on a brand new building.
It's been a long, unexpected road for Faith Family Church members, who have been without a building since September when their church of 25 years burned down.
Faith Family Church Assistant Pastor Samantha Roach said she remembers the frightening phone call alerting her that her church was on fire.
"I was personally numb, all our memories, tapes all of our books, everything was gone, because it had burned down to the ground," said Roach.
The building had been there since 1937. Roach and her husband Paul took the church over in the late 1980's. And in one bad thunder storm, the church caught on fire. Firefighters believe the cause may have been electrical.
Without a building for seven months, Faith Family Church began to move forward.
The congregation broke ground to build a brand new building in early April.
The new church will be about 10,000 square feet, seating up to 250 people.
It'll be twice the size of the last sanctuary.
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Vestal, NY (WBNG Binghamton) A subcommittee of the Vestal School Board has been conducting meetings inside the Vestal United Methodist Church for the past several months. The group met at the church again Thursday.
The Procedures Committee was formed last fall and members said they have had at least six meetings inside the church.
They said the reason for having the meetings at the church is because it is more handicapped accessible than the administrative building where regular board meetings are held.
"The building is quite difficult for handicapped people to get in there because the area where there is a ramp, currently that area is under construction," said Michon Stuart, the school board president.
Members of the board have mixed feelings on the church location.
The board voted six to three in favor of having meetings in the church instead of a school facility earlier this week. The decision has board members and administration split on whether the church is an appropriate meeting place.
I was one of the dissenting votes because I don't think this is appropriate for a public school to be meeting in a church affiliated building," Kim Myers, who is on the school board, said. But in Thursdays meeting, Myers was only an observer.
Myers is concerned people will be uncomfortable attending a public meeting in a church, and may not attend.
"If I went to a different church it wouldn't bother me at all. It will bother some people and some people it will not, David Hanson, the Procedures committee chairman, said. Hanson voted in favor of having the meetings at the church.
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