Music is an important tradition at Western Presbyterian Church.  We offer spiritual inspiration through music every Sunday at the 10:00 am service. The music is a blend of traditional with a touch of contemporary.

Music takes many forms.  Listening to our organ is a uniquely inspirational experience.  We have been told folks come for the organ and continue coming for the sermons.  

Other venues of music are youth offered music, our chancel choir, and on occasion bell choir .

Chancel Choir sings at Christmas, Easter and funerals upon request.

Our Church features a 43-rank Parsons pipe organ, which is known for its performances and craftsmanship.  The church is dedicated to inspiring worship and providing a sanctuary of faith for its community. 

These are the features of our organ:

• 50 stops including pipes, electronic stops, percussions and MIDI
• 24 couplers
• 2 tremulants
• 99 independent combination memory levels
• 99 step Registration Sequencer
• 20 stage Crescendo with alternate configuration
• 16 stage Swell & Choir expressions with bargraphs to indicate current state
• Pedal on Manual piston coupler with pedal registration independent of Pedal divisional registrations
• 12-step Transposer via UP/DOWN pistons
• Several chests split C/C#
• 32 note Chimes
• Optical sensing on manuals
• 4 MIDI stops, 1 for each division, fully integrated into combination action and fully configurable