There may be a few tunes in here you can use. See post down about 5 posts. Our women's Compline Choir, Voces Angelorum has made great use of them. Beware though, as we have 5 female 'tenors' so I write for them. I find the best sound with the limited tonal range of women is music in 2 or 3 parts. Of course, the majority of 4-part harmonized tunes on the list are for SSAA. There is also a lot of realized Gregorian and Ambrosian chant on there along with mucho realized harmonized Anglican chant Psalter.

@irishtenor: No, but I will definitely check them out thank you!

And yes I work in a Methodist church.

You might give the 3-part women's choir version of my "O Taste and See" a try. Works as a motet just as well as it does as a Communion proper.

Thanks, jefe. Your arrangement for SSAT voices works very well.

Fidemin, try dumping your cookies and closing other programs. Did you download my library for women's voices? If you're working at a Methodist Church, a lot of that will work. You might even consider starting your own all-women Compline Choir using the Methodist Format for Compline. It is a hit wherever it is tried. Here is Charles' tune again.

Chuck's suggestion is great. I've also written more female repertoire if you're interested. I get time in January for more writing if you want to commission something.

Ave Maria by Caccini.
Da Pacem Domine by Gounod.
23rd Psalm by Schubert.

@jefe and everyone thank you so much!!!