25 facts about Del Delker, Albums and Pictures

  • full name – Ardella V. Delker
  • She was born in Java, South Dakota
  • Born in 1924
  • She started singing informally at a young age
  • Her mother was a Seventh-day Adventist
  • Del went to an Adventist school for grades 5 through 8
  • In March 1947, she joined the Seventh-day Adventist Church
  • 1947 she began singing for The Quiet Hour.
  • That summer she was invited to join the Voice of Prophecy, as a secretary and a singer for their radio
  • broadcasts
  • In 1951, she was recorded for the first time, on a record that featured the King’s Heralds male quartet.
  • In 1953, she finally made it to college[AdSense-A]

 

  • She attended Emmanuel Missionary College, and later transferred to La Sierra College in order to continue singing with the Voice of Prophecy
  • She graduated in 1958 with a degree in religion with an emphasis in counseling.
  • Delker recorded over forty albums for Chapel Records since the early 1950s
  • Among the songs she is best known for are “The Love of God”, “Ten Thousand Angels”, and “The Night Watch”
  • She also sang frequently for the Voice of Prophecy radio broadcasts
  • She also sang frequently with the King’s Heralds, and at meetings led by H.M.S. Richards
  • Del Delker became one of the most well-known musicians with the Seventh-day Adventist church
  • After the Voice of Prophecy music department was disbanded in 1982, she continued to sing for their broadcasts

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  • Del also sang for the Faith for Today television broadcast
  • She officially retired in 1990
  • She was a good friend of composer Hugh Martin who she collaborated with in the 1980s and the 1990s
  • In 2002, she released her autobiography, Del Delker: Her Story, co-written by Ken Wade and published by Pacific Press
  • Delker’s last performance was in 2007, at the age of 82, for the funeral of her long-time collaborator Wayne Hooper.
  • She died on January 31, 2018, in Porterville, California

 

Del Delker’s Albums

  • 1951 Del Delker
  • 1952 Del Delker Sings
  • 1953 The La Sierra University Album
  • 1954 Del Delker and Bob Seamount
  • 1954 Del Delker and the King’s Heralds
  • 1955 Del Delker Sings in The Temple Trio
  • 1956 It Took a Miracle
  • 1960 God Understands
  • 1961 Day By Day
  • 1962 Our Prayer
  • 1963 The Love of God
  • 1963 The Lord’s Prayer

 

  • 1964 It Took a Miracle (different album than 1956)
  •  1965 Ten Thousand Angels
  • 1966 What Will it Be to See Jesus
  • 1967 My God is a Real God
  • 1968 Joyful
  • 1969 The Night Watch
  • 1969 Del Delker Sings
  • 1970 He Touched Me
  • 1970 He Touched Me (Spanish-language version of album)
  • 1976 Come on Down
  • 1977 Quiet Time with Del
  • 1979 Reflections
  • 1980 All About Love
  • 1981 Songs for Happy Children

 

  • 1981 On His Mind
  • 1983 Worship Time: Hymns and Classics
  • 1985 Most Requested Songs
  • 1987 Being Me (Songs for Children)
  • 1990 His Love
  • 1993 Heaven on My Mind[11]
  • 1995 Forever Grateful
  • 1997 40th Anniversary Album
  • 1999 There’s No One Quite Like You
  • 2001 Have Yourself A Blessed Christmas[AdSense-A]

 

Below are some photos of Del Delker

25 facts about Del Delker, Albums and Pictures

25 facts about Del Delker, Albums and Pictures

 

25 facts about Del Delker, Albums and Pictures

25 facts about Del Delker, Albums and Pictures

25 facts about Del Delker, Albums and Pictures

25 facts about Del Delker, Albums and Pictures

25 facts about Del Delker, Albums and Pictures

25 facts about Del Delker, Albums and Pictures

25 facts about Del Delker, Albums and Pictures

25 facts about Del Delker, Albums and Pictures

25 facts about Del Delker, Albums and Pictures

25 facts about Del Delker, Albums and Pictures

25 facts about Del Delker, Albums and Pictures

25 facts about Del Delker, Albums and Pictures

 

 

25 facts about Del Delker, Albums and Pictures

25 facts about Del Delker, Albums and Pictures

References

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Del_Delker

Voice of Prophecy website