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Divine Disruption

Restoring America to God's Providence

by Fritz Steiger

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Photo Gallery

Through the Chapters

Photos organized by chapter, from Wyoming ranch country and the halls of power to mission fields in Africa and the frontlines of American cultural renewal.

Chapters

West Doss Prologue Introduction Chapter One Chapter Two Chapter Three Chapter Four Chapter Five Chapter Six Chapter Seven Chapter Eight Chapter Nine Chapter Ten Conclusion About the Author

All West Doss Prologue Intro Ch. 1 Ch. 2 Ch. 3 Ch. 4 Ch. 5 Ch. 6 Ch. 7 Ch. 8 Ch. 9

American Roots: Born and Raised

American Roots: Born and Raised, About the Author

Derby Hotel with the Eiger in Grindelwald, Switzerland

Steiger Family Crest

Emil Steiger with his father,Jacob, at the Deltox, 1913

My Mother's father, Harry B. Speier.

Grandmother Speier

Devils Tower, Wyoming

JH Ranch Headquarters, Aerial View, 1945

JH brand from the hide of a cow

Dad and a little Hereford Calf, 1955.

Don Steiger

Don Steiger on his new windrower machine.

Northeast Wyoming & South Dakota Map

Deltox Annual Report Cover, 1953

My grandfather, Carl E. Steiger

Derby Hotel with the Eiger in Grindelwald, Switzerland

Emil Steiger with his father,Jacob, at the Deltox, 1913

Grandmother Speier

JH Ranch Headquarters, Aerial View, 1945

Dad and a little Hereford Calf, 1955.

Don Steiger on his new windrower machine.

Deltox Annual Report Cover, 1953

Steiger Family Crest

My Mother's father, Harry B. Speier.

Devils Tower, Wyoming

JH brand from the hide of a cow

Don Steiger

Northeast Wyoming & South Dakota Map

My grandfather, Carl E. Steiger

Derby Hotel with the Eiger in Grindelwald, Switzerland

My Mother's father, Harry B. Speier.

JH Ranch Headquarters, Aerial View, 1945

Don Steiger

Deltox Annual Report Cover, 1953

Steiger Family Crest

Grandmother Speier

JH brand from the hide of a cow

Don Steiger on his new windrower machine.

My grandfather, Carl E. Steiger

Emil Steiger with his father,Jacob, at the Deltox, 1913

Devils Tower, Wyoming

Dad and a little Hereford Calf, 1955.

Northeast Wyoming & South Dakota Map

My great-great-grandfather, Jakob Gsteiger, immigrated to America in 1858. The name Steiger is derived from the German word meaning "to climb" or "a narrow, steep path." My grandfather, Carl E. Steiger, bought the JH Ranch in 1940 while returning from the Pitchfork Dude Ranch near Cody, Wyoming with his family. For the first 13 years of my life, I gazed at Devil's Tower from the ranch just 10 miles away dreaming of one day climbing it. When I turned 65, two of my children climbed it with me. It was the most challenging thing I had ever taken on mentally, emotionally, physically, and spiritually, but we made it up in 6 hours and rappelled down in just 2. A bucket list accomplishment, indeed!

Fritz Steiger