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SALT LAKE CITY — Abandoned at a young age, some of Diane Call's earliest memories still haunt her. She was born in a small village in India — her name was Vijaya.
When she was 3 years old, her mother left her at an orphanage near their home and told her she would return with food. She waited, but her mother never returned. This was the beginning of a journey that would take Diane out of India and into a new home in Loa, Utah, where she was adopted and her name changed.
Diane's lifelong quest to understand who she is, and to find belonging, began in those moments at the orphanage and continues even now. Today, she watches as miracles unfold before her, and she discovers unexpected relationships with people from her past. It is through these miracles, and new relationships, that she finds her true identity as a daughter of God.
