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You may have heard Corrie ten Boom’s story before. Maybe you read her book The Hiding Place, or even saw the 1975 film adaptation. But you may never have heard it quite like this. Several years ago, Charles Morris got on the phone with Corrie’s longtime companion and assistant Pamela Rosewell Moore to hear from someone who knew her well.

Pamela worked for several years with the team of Brother Andrew (“God’s Smuggler”) in the Netherlands, before accompanying Corrie to America. As Corrie reached the end of her life, Pam served as a nurse and companion until her death in 1983.

In this episode of the Great Stories Podcast, Pamela takes us back to the beginning and walks us through Corrie’s story from start to finish. You’ll also hear excerpts from Corrie herself talking about how the Lord brought her through her darkest moments. Whatever trials you might be facing today, it is our prayer that this conversation will help you cling to the Lord who will never leave you nor forsake you.

More on Corrie ten Boom’s Story

This interview originally aired on a Haven Today radio series called Return to the Hiding Place. Click here to listen to more content from that series.
Get more acquainted with Corrie ten Boom’s story—and the stories of those who worked alongside her—when you get a copy of the DVD Set of The Hiding Place (1975) and Return to the Hiding Place (2013). You can watch the trailers here.
Around the time of the premier of the movie The Hiding Place, Corrie ten Boom revisited her old home along with many of the cast members and Billy Graham. Go behind the scenes with Corrie and watch that video here.

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Originally released at a stunning Hollywood premiere in 1975, The Hiding Place remains the most popular movie ever produced by World Wide Pictures, the motion picture ministry of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association. Painstakingly restored, this amazing true story is the perfect reminder that “there is no pit so deep that God’s love is not deeper still.”

While the original film was faithful to Corrie ten Boom’s classic book, much of the story was left untold. The story behind some of the other members of the Dutch Resistance—affectionately known by Corrie as the “Teenage Army”—is the basis for the intense 2013 follow-up, which follows Hans Poley and others during World War II as they risked their own lives to save many others.

Below, you can view the trailers for both movies to see how they collectively tell the triumphant true stories inspired by Corrie ten Boom’s life and classic book. To receive your copy of the DVD bundle, you can make your gift to request that here.

The Hiding Place (1975)

Return to the Hiding Place (2013)

Get the Commemorative Collectors’ Set

Experience Corrie ten Boom’s remarkable true story with this commemorative collectors dual disc box set featuring The Hiding Place and Return to the Hiding Place movies.

Disc 1 – In wartime Holland, the Ten Boom family quietly sheltered Jews in their small house—until Nazis discovered the “hiding place.” This is the remarkable true story of Corrie and her sister Betsie’s endurance of the death camp, and their sure hope that God alone is our true refuge.

Disc 2 – A harrowing true story of courage, suspense, and danger during World War II! Organized by Dutch resister Corrie ten Boom, an army of untrained university students—including her niece—navigate a labyrinth of secret codes and Gestapo plots as they risk their lives to rescue Jewish victims from the Nazis’ “final solution.”