“As the Hart Longs for Flowing Streams” — Richard C. Leonard. An anthem for S.A.T.B. chorus, with organ accompaniment, based on Psalms 42-43; published by the Boston Music Company in 1966 and now out of print. [December 2011]

Communion in the Home or Hospital — Compiled by Richard C. Leonard. A sheet of suggestions for deacons or others when serving communion to those unable to attend worship. [August 2004]

A Daily Cycle of Prayer — Compiled by Richard C. Leonard. Sentence prayers with Scripture verses, based on the Lord's Prayer, for personal use at seven moments during the day. [March 2003]

“Gathered in Your Presence” — Richard C. Leonard. A new hymn text to the tune of "Like a River Glorious." [August 2002]

“Gloria in Excelsis, The King Has Come!” — Richard C. Leonard. A bright worship chorus for the Advent-Christmas season. [December, 2003]

“God's Grace Abounding” — Richard C. Leonard. A new hymn (words and music) especially suitable as a recessional. [January 2003]

Lighting the Advent Candles — Richard C. Leonard. Short ceremonies for lighting the five Advent candles, either during morning worship in the church or in the home. [January 2005]

“Lord Jesus, We Receive” — Janice E. Leonard. A worship chorus appropriate for Holy Communion. [August 2002]

An Order of Worship for Holy Communion — Richard C. Leonard. An order combining traditional, contemporary and creative liturgical elements in celebration at the Lord's Table. [June 2005]

Organ Prelude — Richard C. Leonard. A short organ prelude in D minor that has been played in several churches. [January 2012]

“Our Father” (Lord's Prayer) — Richard C. Leonard. A simple, very singable setting with chords. [April 2004]

“Psalm 117” — Richard C. Leonard. An musical setting of Psalm 117 for S.A.T.B. chorus, organ and trumpet in Bb [January 2012]

“Sing to the Lord” — Richard C. Leonard. An anthem for S.A.T.B. chorus based on Psalm 96; published by the Boston Music Company in 1963 and now out of print. [December 2011]

“Welcome, Holy Spirit” — Richard C. Leonard. A new hymn (words and music) especially suitable for the opening of worship. Appropriate for Pentecost, Trinity Sunday or any worship gathering. [May 2005]