THE PRINCE OF ZION CENTRAL


DARRELL R. GINTHER

As of 2010, we are happy to tell you that Darrell R. Ginther is now 76 years of age, and is still going strong for the Lord, in active service as a volunteer at the Seamen's Center in Tacoma, as well as making trips to Gospel missions in California and Canada and also here in Washington State. He has slowed down some, doesn't have that running gait any more, as can be expected, but still he is a witness everywhere he goes. He holds down small custodial jobs and resides downtown Tacoma in his own apartment, and has found very low rent again, which is a blessing. Christian friends (many in training for the mission field) help him out in many ways, as they see he is a man of God and want to be of assistance to him if they can in his later age.

Links to other pages on these Websites

Part one: Birth, Boyhood, and Youth


Part Two: Deliverence and Adulthood


Part Three: Darrell's Account of His Deliverence


Four: Darrell's Mobile Journal

Five: Five: Darrell's Ministry as A Seafarer's Center Volunteer

Tribute to Pearl

"Reminiscent Reflections," An Account of an Adventure of Faith by Robert Ginther, 1942-1943


Plain View Farm Prayer line

P.V.F. Master Directory


P.V.F. Road Map



Tacoma Seafarer's Center


Central for Stadem Affiliated Stadem Families' Ministries


New Pages and Links for Return Visitors


We hope to have his entire account of boyhood life on the Prairie of South Dakota called, "Horse and Buggy Days." It was written many years ago, but is fascinating for its details of a time and society that is now past but was still pretty much alive still in the 1930s and 40s, the period this account mostly covers.

"Horse and Buggy Days," by Darrell R. Ginther

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