The Hiding Place
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Dutch watchmaker Corrie ten Boom emerged as a heroic figure in the Resistance, a survivor of Hitler's concentration camps, and an extraordinary evangelist in the twentieth century. Amidst World War II, Corrie and her family risked everything to aid Jews and underground workers against the Nazis, enduring testing times in the infamous death camps. As the sole survivor in her family, Corrie recounts the gripping narrative of how faith triumphs over evil, emphasizing that God's love is unfathomably deep.
In this riveting account, The Hiding Place unveils the story of how Corrie and her family saved many of God's chosen people. For over 35 years, this timeless tale has resonated, affirming that God's love is resilient enough to overcome, heal, and restore. Now repackaged for a new generation of readers, The Hiding Place continues to echo the message that God's love transcends the deepest pits.
Renowned author Philip Yancey hails it as a groundbreaking book that sheds light on one of history's darkest moments. Jack W. Hayford, president of the International Foursquare Church, emphasizes the ongoing relevance of Corrie ten Boom's classic, urging readers to find fresh inspiration in her family's courageous deeds. Best-selling author and Bible teacher Joyce Meyer describes The Hiding Place as a timeless masterpiece that challenges and inspires, showcasing Corrie ten Boom's profound connection with God.
