Once it's complete, it will be the largest pipe organ in Rhode Island, featuring more than 6,300 individual pipes.

Kysha Hancock spoke with church members who say they're excited to share the historic organ with the Providence community.

Providence Grace Episcopal Church has been undergoing a $4 million organ restoration and rebuild project. 12 News Reporter Kysha Hancock has more details.

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