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Posted 03 Jun 2001   For week ended May 25, 2001
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'I am a Child of God' Author Naomi Randall Dies
Naomi Randall, longtime leader in the LDS Church's primary organization and author of what is arguably the most beloved LDS hymn, died Thursday, May 17th at her daughter's house in La Mesa, California. Sister Randall said that the lyrics for 'I am a Child of God' came to her in answer to prayer about writing a new song for Primary General Conference. The song has since moved beyond the Primary to be used in all LDS services, not just those for children. Sister Randall was 92.

LDS Woman's Stalker Arrested and Charged
A 20-year-old LDS woman's stalking nightmare may be over after Mesa, Arizona police arrested Frank William Elmer, 52, on May 11th. Elmer is charged with two counts of stalking, one count of threatening and one count of attempted kidnapping in connection with his three-year-long obsession with the woman. Elmer met the young woman, whose name has not been released, when her father, an LDS Bishop, was helping him return to normal life after a stint in prison.

Deaf New Zealander Will Serve LDS Mission
John Lydiate was schueduled to leave today for the United States to serve an LDS mission, but before he left he told a local newspaper that he had wanted to serve in spite of his inability to hear. But in spite of his sign language fluency, the 24-year-old man will spend eight weeks in Provo's MTC learning American Sign Language.

LDS Woman's Effort Brings Books to Impoverished School
LDS Church member Anne Kate Ard picked up a piece of paper that she thought she had dropped in a Hoover, Alabama parking lot, and discovered a need. The piece of paper wasn't hers at all -- it was a letter, a plea from an elementary school teacher for books for her impoverished students. And Ard says her discovery of the letter was no coincidence.


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