Space has been made available for future expansion of the instrument. The new console is movable and is actually more ornate than the original, incorporating much of the woodwork designs in the organ facade. Kenneth B. Kavanaugh of Columbia completed this installation and lovingly maintains this historic instrument. In addition, like many instruments of this era, the organ has some percussion stops, including Celesta, Harp, Chimes, and Zimbalstern, which was added in 1996 in honor of Organist Emeritus, Perry Parrigin. Because of its size and color, organ literature from all musical eras sounds good on this instrument.
All music is enhanced by the eight-second reverberation in the sanctuary.