Dr. Winter was invited to be a panel moderator at a one day ASA meeting in which four panelists participated. Two were medical doctors, one had a Ph.D., and one was an expert in weapons of war. Each presenter addresses…

In June, our attention turns to a less known interest of Dr. Ralph Winter's, and that is science! His Bachelor's degree was in Civil Engineering, but he mostly focused on the humanities in his formal education later. He…

Ralph Winter's paternal grandmother, Mrs. Ida Winter, wrote this letter to him while he was serving in the U.S. Navy Reserve in the summer of 1945. She mentions about Ralph's father having had a birthday the day before,…

Personal letter from Ralph Winter to his wife Roberta in which he references a cassette tape on which he recorded an audio message for her, which he hopes she can listen to in private. She is about to enter the hospital…

Ralph Winter's oldest daughter, Beth, wrote this letter to her paternal grandparents when she was 11 years old. She describes the loss of her dog and her grief over it, and then mentions the addition of a cat to the…

Ralph Winter's second of four daughters, Becky, in this letter is reviewing and critiquing a book by Hugh Ross whose title is not mentioned, about creationism and the age of the Earth. She points out that theologically,…

Robert G. Winter writes to Ralph Winter to ask about whether they could be related to each other, and Robert mentions his father, grandfather, great-uncles and a great-aunt. He says his side of the Winters mostly live…

Ralph typed this letter to his parents, writing about a struggling business in Guatemala, and the need to keep organized the InterAmerican School and his own office in country. He goes on to describe how prudent it is…

Ralph Winter's youngest daughter, Tricia, calls his attention to this set of charts highlighting the progress of world evangelization and the potential for it to continue in the future. This is one decade into the life…