Dan Siedlecki

Being the son of an immigrant from Poland after the war, our family faced several challenges inherent with language, and culture. However, my early years of development were fashioned by a close Russian/Polish community and the strong faith of the local Russian church in Newark N. J. Although we were extremely poor father would work several jobs to provide for the family of seven siblings, since the academic community would not recognize the education and degrees father earned back home.

My earliest recollections were of the stringent discipline and adamant biblical instruction from my father who eventually received his Th.D. from Dallas Theological seminary. This exercise of faith continued until I eventually left home and joined the army, where I rebelled against the teaching of my youth and started my long pursuit of the worlds pernicious lies.

My secular world view instead led me further down the path of pride, licentiousness and addiction, until I surrendered my life completely to God.

I am blessed to be able to provide for and care for my disabled brother due to an anoxic brain injury and devote my time as well to assisting the pastors, elders and ministry leaders of Redemption Hill