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The article reflects on the installation of Opus 125 pipe organ from Orgues Létourneau Limitée, at St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. It mentions the discussion with the church's director of music, Angela Tipps, on extracting maximum flexibility out of a small instrument. It adds the supporter of the organ project at the church includes George Carlson, Ed Rogers and Wendi Watts.

The authors talks about the work of the firm Orgues Létourneau Ltée in installing a new pipe organ at the Edenton Street United Methodist Church in Raleigh, North Carolina. They cite that the organ project started with a thorough inventory of the 1957 Möller instrument in the church. They note that the firm has built a five-manual instrument with a total of 97 ranks. They mention that the facades of the new organ were constructed from solid red oak.

The article focuses on the renovation of the Episcopal Church of Saint John the Divine in Houston, Texas after its pipe organ was damaged. A new pipe organ was purchased from Orgues Létourneau Limitée of Quebec. The reconstruction began in 2004 and completed in August 2005. Project acoustician Dennis Fleisher and liturgical designer Terry Byrd are responsible for the project at the church.

The article features the Christ Church in Bradenton, Florida. According to the author, the church had many limitations of mid-20th-century Episcopal churces such as an organ in an organ chamber before it was extensively renovated. The author states that a church's organ should match the kinds of sounds it feels are appropriate for worships. The author mentions that the church chose the Létourneau organ to replace the old one.