List of Compositions and Arrangements
- A Child’s Prayer Written under the pseudonym John Wyatt
- A Christmas Hymn
- Away in a Manger
- The Babe of Bethlehem
- Bless This Land
- Come Home
- Easter Day Written under the pseudonym George Finlinson
- Faith
- Gentle Jesus
- Have a Very Happy Birthday
- Have a Very Merry Christmas!
- He Sent His Son alternate arrangement by Sally DeFord
- I Am My Heavenly Father's Child Written under the pseudonym Edward Trimble
- I Heard the Prophet Speak
- Let It Come Quietly
- Love Enough
- Lullaby for Jesus
- My Father Taught Me
- One in a Million
- Our Christmas Story Tree
- Sleep, Little Jesus
- Teacher, Do You Love Me?
- Testimony
- There Was Starlight on the Hillside also published as Christmas Song
- This Is Christmas
- This Is the Christ
- To Bethlehem also published as Come To Bethlehem
- Today I Must Prepare
- We Thank Thee
- When Love Came Down
- Who Is the Child?
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