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About David

About David:

David Prince was born in Birmingham, the Heart of England, United Kingdom.

He is blind, a double transplant recipient:- kidney & pancreas, and has to use an Intermittent Self Catheter about eight times a day.

David is a former graphic designer – specializing in letterhead & logo design.

As an activities organiser & centre manager, he has also worked for MIND - the National Association for Mental Health.

Furthermore, in the time period when David was adjusting to living as a blind man, he gained experience working as an audio typist for Torfaen Borough Council – Pontypool, South Wales.

David is also a musician, singer and songwriter and has produced four albums: Faith or Sight, Out of the Darkness, Noonday & Spirit of Extravaganza.

David was widowed at the age of thirty and at one time was given only three days to live.

He has shared his story in many places throughout the United Kingdom, Eastern Europe & Australia.

David has been a guest on various Radio programmes, including Godly Pursuits on United Christian Broadcasters & the Insight programme on Premier Radio.

He has been interviewed by Roy Clarke, Jill Crocker and Luke Weston for UCB and by Dr Ifeolu Omoniyi Akintunde for Premier Radio in association with Torch Trust for the blind.

In 1999: The International Library of Poetry awarded him with an outstanding achievement and as the Editors Choice Award, the words for Alabaster Jar were published.

For eighteen years, David lived in South Wales where he worked in pastoral ministry.

He began as the pioneer pastor of an Assemblies of God Church in Blaenavon, and later became the visitation pastor of a church in the City of Newport.

In addition, he has held the posts of vice-president and president of the Blaenavon Churches Together.

What is more, between 2000 & 2003, he was one of the leaders of the regional South Wales group of “Disabled Christians Fellowship” – “Through The Roof” – working with disabled people in the United Kingdom.

In the three years leading up to the end of 2009 – David had participated as one of the co-owners and moderators of Echurch-UK, a support on-line network – mainly for blind and partially sighted people.

He is also a member of Christian Writers Group International.

Some of David’s closest friends have nick-named him:- Professor.

He hasn’t written a best-seller. – Yet, through his life story, he dares to share how God does extraordinary things through the lives of ordinary people.

Nowadays; with over twenty-five years experience in church ministry, he resides in Yorkshire, England, with his wife Rachel – from where they share the Newday-Prince story.

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