The hiding place

Read 14.3k reviews from the world’s largest community for readers. Corrie ten Boom (1892–1983) was a Dutch woman admired the world over for her courage, he…

Last May, Josh and I had the privilege of visiting the ten Boom house in Haarlem, about a 15 minute train ride outside of Amsterdam. One of my main reasons for wanting to visit The Netherlands was to see the home and city that Corrie ten Boom originated from. The Hiding Place is one of my favorite books of all time and if you haven't read it then by all means do so! It will leave you inspired, uplifted, and in awe of God's grace. For those of you who may not be familiar with the story…

The Midwest Theater has been selected to show the award-winning film, “Return to the Hiding Place”. The sequel to the original film about Corrie ten Boom, “Return to the Hiding

By Corrie Ten Boom (From her book, In My Father’s House) (Corrie ten Boom and her family hid Jews in Holland during the Nazi occupation. Eventually, they were captured and put into concentration camps where most of her family perished. You can read about the ten Boom’s courage in her book The Hiding Place. In ... [Read more...]

Once had the privilege of hearing Corrie ten Boom speak. I remember reading The Hiding Place for the first time at the lake one summer. Som...

THESE harrowing pictures of a teenage girl awaiting her torture and death at the hands of Nazi torture specialists lay bare the tragic human toll of the Holocaust. The gaunt face of 14-year-old pri…

Corrie knew honoring God included respecting the Jewish people. Here is Corrie Ten Boom’s famous story of Betsie and the fleas from The Hiding Place.

This giveaway is now closed. I am happy to be posting my Summer Reading List for you today. I do…