Xaver Varnus started a new life in a unique place. He bought a more than 170-year-old church just a few meters from the Atlantic ocean and saved from destruction. Of course, Xaver did not move into the church, but rather into the building built next to it. This church was built in 1847 and has been home to three congregations over the course of its existence. The congregation unfortunately has gone extinct. The organ virtuoso found the building for sale when an entrepreneur had already showed interest in turning the old church into a brewery. The few remaining members of the congregation are grateful that their beloved building will serve a higher purpose in its life for decades to come. One thing was missing from the beautiful church was an organ. Xaver had an longstanding desire to have a building in which he could set up a large concert organ. He was able to buy a three thousand-pipe concert organ in wonderful condition. The organ which is one third of the size of the famous organ at the Palace of Arts in Budapest. Experts have been working intently on relocation of the organ for weeks. Xaver Varnus plans to have musical and literary performances in his church after the pandemic is over, where he will invite his artist friends from all over the world to perform.