Unknown Builder
Opus 831, 1980

Updated through online information from John B. Johnson. -- As with many Protestant congregations today, this church is struggling to remain a viable institution;therefore, funds for organ repair are hard to come by. I am the organist at Faith/Asbury United Methodist Church and have been the curator of this organ for the past 10 years. The organ's static reservoirs have been releathered and the original Spencer blower is being restored and reconditioned. There is still some releathering work to be done to correct water damage from a leaking roof. However, at present the entire organ is playable with the exception of the harp/celesta which is to be releathered. This organ is completely extant and has not been altered. It is still used in weekly services and is still played from its 1930 console. The original pneumatic combination action is still intact and operating.

Updated through on-line information from John B. Johnson. -- I am the organist at Faith United, formerly Asbury United Methodist Church in El Paso, Texas. This organ is at present described on the Skinner opus list as being for sale. It is not for sale and is presently undergoing repair and renovation. The organ is completely playable from its original console and is still being used for weekly services.

Identified through information adapted from E. M. Skinner/Aeolian-Skinner Opus List, by Sand Lawn and Allen Kinzey (Organ Historical Society, 1997), and included here through the kind permission of Sand Lawn:
The original builder was E. M. Skinner (Opus 831, 1930). Relocated from Second Presbyterian, Baltimore, Maryland, and installed without alteration.