It Was Me He Died To Save
How thankful I am that we have an “advocate with the Father, Jesus Christ the righteous.”
Safe In Mary’s Arms
Home » Songs » Category: "Christmas" Safe In Mary’s Arms And I looked and beheld the virgin again, bearing a child in her arms. (1 Nephi 11:20) About the Song This is my 2025 Christmas carol. Sheet Music Downloads PDF: Error: This...
The Love of Christ
A song based on some of the lovely doctrine you find in Romans 8.
Haste Away
And they came with haste, and found Mary, and Joseph, and the babe lying in a manger…
Peace On Earth
Our Heavenly Father speaks to us in many different ways. As I took down the Christmas tree, He spoke to me through an ornament I had seen hundreds of times.
Holy One
A Christmas song about Jesus our Savior, born to be the Light and Life of the world.
Christ the Lord is Born
When Christ the Lord was born many wonderful things happened–most wonderful of all, God kept the promise He made before the world began: that He would send us a Savior.
Softly, Softly
The words to this song came to me unexpectedly. How thankful I am that my Heavenly Father was willing to inspire these lyrics in spite of my inadequacy!
For Such a Time As This
In September of 2021, my youngest granddaughter, Aerith, was born. Nearly two years later, her song is ready to post.
He Is Risen (Congregational Accompaniment)
This arrangement is designed to accompany a congregation.
Night of Nights
“Night of Nights” is my Christmas carol for 2022.
It Came Upon the Midnight Clear
Original Christmas carol: Words by Edmund H. Sears; Music by Richard S. Willis. Arrangement for four-hand piano accompaniment by Sally DeFord.
There’s a New Star Shining Tonight
As I thought about the individuals involved with that holy night, I wondered… for whom was that star shining? And for whom does it shine today?
Child in a Manger
Words by Sally DeFord; Music by Katherine Wright. This lullaby is my Christmas Card Carol for 2021.
Abide In Me, Oh Lord of Love
If we could see in each other what Jesus sees in each of us, how differently would we treat one another?