Darryl R. Peebles

Darryl R. Peebles began life in Alabama and became active in a variety of experiences, including carpentry, sports, art, singing, magic, and entertaining. Beyond high school he helped found a fraternity, lettered in track and field, and graduated from Auburn University. He made an animated/live action safety film, "Stop and Think," for a major textile company in the early 1970's that was used in the USA. Later he earned a Masters Degree from SBTS in Wake Forest, North Carolina. Darryl completed a building mission trip to Guatemala, Central America after the earthquake in 1976. He established a Recycle Papoer/Recycle People Program in the late 1970's. Beginning in the 1970's Darryl shifted his entertainment to a variety of settings as Miracle the Magician. While serving as a pastor in local churches and volunteering as a firefighter, he has been able to help establish one of the largest hunger walks in the USA and helped found a homeless shelter/kitchen center pulling together over 200