Perhaps you know of Corrie ten Boom’s story of how her family hid Jews in their home during WWII before being found out and sent to a concentration camp themselves. But what was their motivation? And how did Corrie experience the peace of Christ even in solitary confinement?
On today’s episode of the Great Stories podcast, David Wollen shares an interview from his predecessor, Charles Morris, with the late Pamela Rosewell Moore, who was Corrie ten Boom’s assistant for many years. You’ll also hear excerpts from Corrie herself talking about how the Lord brought her through the darkest moments of her captivity. For whatever trial you may be facing today, this powerful story of faith, courage, and dependence on Christ will help you cling to the Lord who will never leave you nor forsake you when you need Him most.
The Hiding Place: 35th Anniversary Edition
“We must tell people what we have learned here. We must tell them that there is no pit so deep that He is not deeper still. They will listen to us, Corrie, because we have been here.”
Corrie ten Boom’s riveting World War II account will have you captivated. The Hiding Place is the classic book that tells the inspiring true story of how Corrie and her family harbored Jews and underground workers in the Netherlands before getting betrayed, arrested, and thrown into a death camp themselves. Filled with bravery and resilience, you will come away with a deep awareness of God’s unfailing love that brings light into the darkest places.
Corrie’s unique writing style subtly reveals her deep faith in Christ, and powerfully magnifies God’s amazing grace that can heal and restore. Now updated for a new generation, The Hiding Place includes ten Boom family photos and a foreword by Joni Eareckson Tada.
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