Hymnal Adventist

A new home for your hymns The home screen now greets you — Happy Sabbath! — with a Continue card to pick up where you left off, a hymn of the day, and your favorite hymns one tap away. New: Number pad The board says 327? Tap the number pad next to search, type the number, and you're there. New: Sepia & AMOLED themes Eight new color themes (18 in total), a warm Sepia mode for daylight reading, and a pure-black AMOLED mode for night. Your appearance choice — including dark mode — is now remembered between launches. Improved: Presenter A blank-screen button pauses the projection between hymns (press B on Mac), the next verse is always previewed in the toolbar, and the controls adapt to smaller screens. Improved: Reading & audio Adjust text size right from the hymn, long-press any verse to copy or share it, loop a hymn while practicing, and your playback speed is remembered. The screen stays awake while presenting or reading sheet music. Faster everywhere Search is smoother while you type, sheet music opens instantly, long hymnals get a draggable scrollbar, and presenter backgrounds load lighter. Polish Every corner of the interface is now translated in all 8 languages, plus dozens of small fixes.

What's New in This Version • Browse by Topic: Discover hymns organized by theme with the new Categories section on Mac and the new By Topic view on iPhone and iPad. • Folders: Create custom folders to organize hymns beyond Favorites. • Presenter Search: Search for and switch hymns directly from the presenter on iPhone and iPad without leaving presentation mode. • Improved iPad Experience: Settings now feature a cleaner two-column layout, and hymn list panels can be resized with a draggable divider. • Improved Presenter Fullscreen: Better fullscreen behavior on both iPad and Mac. • Search Improvements: Presenter search now respects the selected hymnal and prioritizes title matches. • Interface Refinements: Reduced unnecessary animations and improved screen layouts throughout the app. • Bug Fixes: Fixed a crash that could occur when creating folders and addressed several smaller issues.