I was asked to perform a musical number for a Relief Society Christmas program about peace. I had been mulling around a hymn about peace in my mind for months. I felt like I needed to bridge the quest for peace with its answer, which is looking to the Savior. I took several hours over many days to make it happen. The result is this medley of songs centered around the hymn “Where Can I Turn for Peace.” Three Christmas hymns are mixed in and I performed it that night with a choir. The song is called “Christmas Peace Medley” and can be found under the “Downloads” tab at the top of the page. Feel free to download and share for personal use.

To your right, you will see a music player with three songs.  These are songs I recorded as a demo CD at a professional studio.

Emma, by Jason Deere, is a beautifully written song about the heartache and grace of Emma Smith.  I fell in love with the smooth yet pointed lyrics.

Your Hands, by JJ Heller, has an indie vibe and a more spunky feel.  As I sang this, I truly felt that we can be strong, and still rely on God.

Footsteps, by Jenny Phillips, is the story of a 9-year-old girl who died as a pioneer.  It has always held a tender place in my heart.  The song is almost haunting, but lovely at the same time.

If you have visited before, you will notice a few changes around here!  Poke around, take a listen, and send me an email with any questions.  You can download free LDS music under the “Recent Projects” tab. Thanks for stopping by!
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Stephanie

stephanieboydmusic@gmail.com