I'm wondering if you still have your 2007 SSA version of As Sisters in Zion? I have a badly printed copy (my printer must have been low on ink at the time), so I searched your website to find it, hoping to get a better copy. What I found was a similar, yet different version with a 4th verse added. I'm actually partial to the older SSA version that I already have. If you could make a copy of the SSA version available, I would appreciate it. Our ward RS has been asked to sing at a stake RS conference next month, and that older version is perfect for it.

Apparently, I rewrote the arrangement when Janice Kapp Perry wrote additional lyrics. But why did I write it only for SA, not SSA? In any case, I am attaching the original pdf of the SSA. As I have searched through my music and other music sites with that arrangement, I have found several different ones! (Why?) I hope this is the one you need. 

Sabbath Day of Rest

 An original hymn about the Sabbath Day:

Make a joyful noise unto the Lord!

God's Almighty Hand

 Here is another SATB hymn that is excellent for use in a Thanksgiving setting.

The text is by Matthias Claudius and is in the public domain.

Make a joyful noise unto the Lord.

A Hymn of Gratitude

 This wonderful text that was written by Henry Van Dyke and is in the public domain. I have written an easy SATB hymn of his words.  I tried to get just the right feeling of gratitude with pleading.

Make a joyful noise unto the Lord.

New Christmas Song

 Here is a new Christmas Song for women's trio. It is called Shine, Christmas Star! I hope you like it.

More Christmas Music

Last year I wrote several Christmas songs, and finally got the time to include them on my site.

Here is a nice Soprano, Alto duet. It is called Angel Lullaby and is easy to sing and play if you need a last minute piece for a Christmas program. It could be sung by two women or a whole chorus divided into two parts. 

Make a joyful noise unto the Lord!

We Follow the Star

Want to sing a song about the wise men that isn't "We Three Kings?"

Here it is. A three part men's. You can almost here the camels making their way across the desert.

Make a joyful noise unto the Lord!