'About this title' may belong to another edition of this title. Israel honored her as one of the ‘Righteous among the Nations’, i.e., a non-Jew who saved Jews during the terrible Holocaust years. Billy Graham had produced a popular movie about her. Acknowledged authors SAM, Wellman wrote Corrie Ten Boom: Heroine of Harlem (Heroes of the Faith) comprising 208 pages back in 1995.

She had made thousands of appearances and written books that sold in the millions. For she collaborated on books about her wild experiences.She died on her 91st birthday. Henry Drummond 12 Giving Its what you sow that multiplies, not what you keep in the barn.

She owned two dresses, refusing money and living off royalties. Corrie Ten Boom 13 Life Giving The most obvious lesson in Christs teaching is that there is no happiness in having or getting anything, but only in giving. Then she traveled to 66 countries with the message of Christ. Corrie Ten Boom (Heroes of the Faith (Concordia)) Sam Wellman Published by Barbour Publishing, Incorporated(2004) ISBN 10: 1593103840ISBN 13: 9781593103842 NewPaperback First EditionQuantity: 1 Seller: Ergodebooks (Houston, TX, U.S.A. She started rehabilitation facilities in her own Holland, then compelled to forgive, she served the same way in Germany. Not resting she threw herself into service. Corrie had survived internment at Scheveningen in Holland and the notorious Ravensbrück work camp near Berlin that meant almost certain death. One year later she was back home but her father and sister had died in prison. In February 1944 the Gestapo arrested 51-year-old Corrie and her entire family. She was probably the least pious member of her family, yet she also helped hide Jews and young Dutch boys in her family’s ‘Hiding Place’. Readers will be inspired by her story, celebrate her legacy, and learn that God can use His women to do mighty things.if they have courage.FRUMPY MIDDLE-AGED WATCHMAKER TO ARCH ENEMY OF THE NAZISCorrie ten Boom defied Nazis as a member of the Dutch Resistance. By God’s grace, Corrie would survive to become a “tramp for the Lord,” sharing in more than sixty nations the thrilling message that nothing, not even death, can separate us from God’s love. Discovered by the Nazis, the ten Booms were sent to notorious concentration camps. What made Corrie ten Boom’s courageous life so beautiful? Corrie and her family, moved by the plight of the Jews during World War II, built a secret room-a hiding place-into their home in Haarlem, Holland. What set them apart? Their willingness to live courageously for Christ, even in impossible situations.

This series of easy-read biographies celebrates the lives of women who lived committed to changing the world for better. They have a faith that can move mountains.

Corrie ten Boom by Sam Wellman