Come And Worship With Us!

For 200 years, St. Paul’s has been at the forefront of including innovative liturgical music to the worship and praise of God. Since the installation of the first organ in 1826, St. Paul’s has held an important place in the musical community of Lynchburg. 

St. Paul’s continues this tradition of excellence in church music and now looks toward the future. As a part of this forward view we have embarked on a campaign to replace our current, and now ailing, instrument. We have purchased an instrument built by Casavant Frères, a venerable Canadian organ building firm based in Saint-Hyacinthe, Quebec, that is being renewed and re-engineered for St. Paul’s by Parsons Organ Builders of Canadaigua, NY. The Parsons/Casavant will serve St. Paul’s for many years to come.

The music made by St. Paul’s musicians reaches into the soul in ways that words do not, and has drawn people into St. Paul’s to experience the beauty of sound and place. Please take a moment and consider a gift towards this project, a project that continues the 200-year history of excellence of music at St. Paul’s.

Please join us in our effort to “Pay it Forward.”

Click to see the Bicentennial Organ Page

Watch a video of the history of pipe organs at St. Paul’s by St. Paul’s Organist/Choirmaster, Sumner Jenkins.  The presentation was made to the Lynchburg Chapter of the AGO, and St. Paul’s parishioners on October 25, 2022.