David Weyman's adaptation of "Christmas", taken from an aria in the 1728 opera "Siroe" by George Frideric Handel was arranged by Lowell Mason in 1821, and it is now this version which is most commonly used in the United States. The Hymnal Committee of the United Methodist Church, for example, selected "Christmas" for its current hymnal, published in 1989, after the previous 1966 edition had used "Winchester Old". "The Presbyterian Hymnal" (1990) and the more recent "Glory to God" hymnal published in 2013 by the Presbyterian Church (USA) include both the "Winchester Old" and "Christmas" versions, while the Episcopal "Hymnal 1982" has "Winchester Old" and an alternate tune, "Hampton", composed by McNeil Robinson in 1985.