Our organ is a Rodgers combination digital and pipe organ.  In total, it is 70 ranks with 10 ranks being true pipe and 60 ranks being digitally sampled.  It has four manuals and a full pedal board. The organ was custom built in the Baroque style to fit into the architecure and worship style of Our Savior Lutheran Church. The pipe chamber is able to house up to 40 more ranks should we ever decide to replace the digital samplings.

The organ is in the center of the church behind the pulpit symbolizing the importance of music in worship. From here the great hymns of the faith are played and heard from everyone in attendance. The organ features a wide variety of sounds to enhance the worship setting. From the softest "celeste" to the grand "trumpet en chamade," our organ can convey any mood reflective of the season. In addition to the "regular stops," our organ was also installed with MIDI capabilities. This adds even greater variety to the things we can do.

Our reason for going with a combination organ was two fold.  First, the humidity of our area is very hard on keeping a constant tempurature. This causes the pipe to go out of tune unless the room has been brought to the accurate tempurature. The digital sounds of course are not effected by this. Second, the cost of putting in such an instrument would have been exhaustive. Therefore, to fill the room and give us the greatest sense of variety we chose, after much discussion with the Rodgers Company, to go with this combination.