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Leonard Gunelius Gudmundsen

Leonard Gunelius Gudmundsen
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Short Name: Leonard Gunelius Gudmundsen
Full Name: Gudmundsen, Leonard Gunelius, 1924-1990
Birth Year: 1924
Death Year: 1990

Born: October 24, 1924, Harstad, Norway.
Died: July 30, 1990, Harstad, Norway.
Buried: Fredly kirkegard, Harstad, Norway.

Gudmundsen preached in Norway for over 40 years. Though in poor health most of his life, he wrote about 800 hymns and more than 1,600 melodies. His works include:
I din nærhet (Lunde forlag: 1987)
Glem ikke alle hans velgjerninger—fra en emissærs dagbok (Don’t Forget All His Benefits—From a Preacher’s Diary), 1985 (autobiography)
Several hymn pamphlets

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Leonard Gunelius Gudmundsen (born 24 October 1924 in Harstad, died July 30, 1990 ) was a Norwegian hymn writer, composer and evangelist. He wrote the text for more than 1,600 songs and song for about half of these. He wrote the book Forget not all His benefits that came out in 1985 and the second edition in 1989. It has also been released two albums of his songs, think for a Jubilee and home in heaven that came out in 2007. He was associated with the Inner Mission for over 40 years as a preacher.

Gudmundsen is represented by the song "Home in the sky" in Hymns 1997 .

He was the father of NRK-man Helge Gudmundsen.

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