Union Evangelical Lutheran Church

Nicknamed the "Mighty Moller," our organ was designed by then organist Edwin Starner and built and installed by the M.P. Moller Company of Hagerstown, Maryland in 1969. The organ was completely refurbished by the Peragallo Organ Company of Paterson, New Jersey in 1990. The original 1969 organ was never completed as the antiphonal and celestial division stops were left with no pipes.  In 2000 the organ's antiphonal and celestial divisions were finally completed with digital voices and installed by the Walker Technical Company of Zionsville, PA. The instrument is comprised of six divisions: Great, Swell, Positiv, Antiphonal, Celestial, and Pedal. The instrument includes 63 stops, 45 ranks of pipes, antiphonal digital ranks, with 2,682 speaking pipes.







Our organ has served as guest to many great organists over its 41 year history. Some of them include:

Peter Richard Conte- Wanamaker Organist, Macy's Center City Store Philadelphia, PA
Paul Jacobs-  Grammy Award Winner Concert Organist/Chair of Organ at the Julliard School
Dr. Herndon Spillman- Concert Organist/Mattax Professor of Music at the LSU School of Music
Edwin Starner- Former Organist at Union/Retired Organist of Christian Science Church Boston, MA
Jerrod Coates- Local York Organist
Donald Smith- Local York Organist

Noon-Day Organ Recitalists:
Victor Fields
Rodney Barnett
Kevin Smith
Theodore Feldmann

"My Heart Ever Faithful" by J.S. Bach     Organist: Jennifer Noel