Daniel Wurst was young when he started his career. At 15 he was running a wastewater treatment plant. It was a door that opened because his parents died.
“I was the youngest in my family,” he says. “I had a brother who was in his 30s when my parents died. All my cousins were out of the house. My aunts and uncles weren’t ready to get back into raising a teenager. But God opens doors.”
His door was Christ’s Home orphanage in Warminister, Pennsylvania, where Wurst went to live at age 13. “I was the only true orphan there. Most of the kids
