ORGAN HISTORICAL SOCIETY INAUGURATES 'PHOENIX PROJECT' TO HELP RELOCATE ORGANS TO CHURCHES IN NEED

 

Natural disasters, accidents, and arson have taken a terrible toll on American houses of worship. To help affected churches and synagogues rebuild, the non-profit Organ Historical Society, in cooperation with the Organ Clearing House, announces the Phoenix Project, an initiative aimed at relocating suitable organs from buildings that have closed. Across the country, redundant organs of excellent quality are currently available to suit the needs of worship, and experts in organ building and restoration stand ready to provide advice and referrals without charge. For information about this free service, please contact Laurence Libin at mail@... or view the Organ Historical Society's website, www.organsociety.org.