First showing of some of the Life Stories Romania segments on Late Show with Howard & Lesley Conder. Featured in this Late Show were the most inspirational of the Life Stories Romania Part.
Despite having a small apartment and recently adopting a child, the Conder family felt called to become foster carers. With faith and a series of remarkable occurrences, including finding a large house and receiving unexpected financial help, they overcame obstacles and were able to foster over 130 children in need.
Howard Conder’s life has been a testament to the miraculous workings of divine intervention, spanning from the tumultuous era of Nicolae Ceausescu’s regime in Romania to present-day revelations. Despite grappling with dyslexia, Conder fervently shares his remarkable journey, intending to bring hope and inspiration to those who hear his story.
Howard Conder was born in 1946 in a hospital in Kendal in the Lake District, a most beautiful part of England.
When Howard moved to Darlington County Durham around the age of six, he started school at Reid Street infants and then moved to the Arthur Pease infant School and his final school years were spent at Gladstone Street School.
Howard had begun having drum lessons when he was twelve years old from his cousin Maxi Temple and by the time he left school he was already playing semi pro gigs with local pop bands in the Darlington area.
A 16 year old agreed by contract to play the drums for the defendant band for 7 nights per week for 5 years. The claimant suffered a mental breakdown and was told by his doctor that he should not perform more than 4 nights per week. The band dismissed him. He brought a claim for wrongful dismissal.
Howard Conder was re-introduced to Gary Leport of the Moon Trekkers NIGHT OF THE VAMPIRE produced by Joe Meek at his studio in Holloway Road, North London.
God shows Howard Conder in a dream the wife of Joe Brown as if she were alive.
Howard went to meet Jack Baverstock of Fontana records looking for experience as a producer and Jack said to him “Try and do something with this lot”.
Howard share his experience working for Brian Epstein and Robert Stigwood of NEMS ENTEPRISES.
The A-side was called ‘Reflections of Charles Brown’ which got into the top 40 UK charts and Number 13 in the Australian charts.
