Full Name: Edna Randolph Worrell
Birth/Death: Information not available

Edna Randolph Worrell was an American hymn writer whose work is primarily preserved through the texts of numerous hymns, many of which remain in use today. She wrote hymns for children, congregational worship, and devotional purposes, with recurring themes of trust in Jesus, daily faithfulness, and the joy of Christian life. Her hymns include A Friend I Have Called Jesus, Whose Love Is Strong and True, Come, O Come to the Blessed Savior, Don’t Stop Praying, the Lord Is Nigh, and The Lord Is My Light, My Star of Morn. Some of her works were also translated into Spanish, reflecting the broader reach of her devotional writing.

Though biographical details about her life are scarce, her prolific output—over forty hymns attributed to her—demonstrates a deep commitment to Christian encouragement and teaching through song. Her works are characterized by simplicity, warmth, and accessibility, making them suitable for both children and adults in worship settings. The repeated presence of her hymns in hymnals and collections attests to the enduring appeal of her contributions to Christian music.