My Song in the Night — New to the LDS Hymnbook

Piano & Vocal Arrangement | SATB Choir Arrangement
Songwriting is the act of baring one's soul to another in the form of words and music.

Piano & Vocal Arrangement | SATB Choir Arrangement

There is a special kind of magic that happens when music brings two people together for the first time—especially when the message of that music is as profound as the Atonement of Jesus Christ.

I began writing this song in April 2021 after discovering Elder Wirthlin’s talk, ‘Sunday Will Come.’ At the time, it had been nearly a year since Eli passed away….

By allowing Jesus to lead us, we avoid pitfalls and wrong turns. He lifts us when we fall and strengthens us when we are weak.

It was fun and interesting for me to look at the whole of the month of January’s teachings through music. These truths are foundation and beautiful.

In short, to “always remember him” means that we do not live our lives in fear. We know that challenges, disappointments, and sorrows will come to each of us in different ways, but we also know that in the end, because of our divine Advocate, all things can be made to work together for our good

I have been wanting to arrange more of the newly added LDS hymns and this was one that someone in a comment from another video had recommended I do, this and Gethsemane. I finally was able to do them both!

“Where Can I Turn for Peace?” YouTube Link Ever since I created this arrangement of “Where Can I Turn for Peace?”, this hymn has had new meaning for me. For some reason, I needed to really look at the lyrics

My husband and I really enjoyed October 2025 General Conference. As I watched the Saturday session, I was impacted by so many messages.

Amazing Grace has been added to the new LDS hymnbook! Yay. I remember that the first time we sang it in my ward in sacrament meeting about 6 months ago, it was a powerful experience. Everyone already knew the hymn well and we just sang it out. It is a powerful song.