St. Paul’s Church continues the beloved Christian tradition of congregational singing as an offering to God in our worship.
Our singing adds that indescribable dimension to our liturgy that music makes possible. St. Paul’s engages the music of the Anglican tradition as well as from other traditions. Gospel music celebrates the African American heritage of many in the parish and the work of integration in recent decades.
St. Paul’s is blessed with a choir that helps lead the greater choir of the congregation in worship song. They lead congregational singing and offer anthems and other music throughout the service. The choir is a welcoming ministry within the parish to which all are welcome to join.
Our Dobson Pipe Organ
Built as an Opus 80 by Dobson Pipe Organ Builders, our pipe organ was designed expressly for the physical and acoustical space it occupies and installed in 2004. The case was designed in the tradition of the Georgian Baroque instruments in England about the time of Christopher Wren. The organ has mechanical key action, electrical stop action, two manuals, 21 registers and 26 ranks of pipes. Learn more about the history and construction of our organ.