When Nazi Germany invaded Holland, ordinary people found themselves flung into extraordinary situations. This story follows the bravery of Corrie and her family whose love for Jesus compelled them to hide Jews from the murderous invaders.

Corrie was an ordinary spinster watchmaker, good at her job and dedicated to her family, who expected life would tick along as it had done for decades, when suddenly she had to deal with the terrors of war. The simple lessons of hospitality, care and faith in Jesus that she had learnt throughout her life, were abruptly called upon by God to be used in ways that she would never have dreamed of. As part of the resistance, she found herself using all the cunning God had given her to save lives and when she was caught and sent to one of the most notrious death camps in Nazi Germany, her faith and the faith of her sister Betty, turned a place of death into a place of hope. By divine providence, she survived to tell her tale and to offer forgiveness to her oppressors.

Corrie's child-like faith in her Heavenly Father will encourage you to trust Him in every circumstance and to seek to love even in the darkest places.

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Paperback, 224 pages
Published 18th November 2004 by Hodder & Stoughton 
Original Title: The Hiding Place by Corrie Ten Boom
ISBN 10: 0340863536 (ISBN 13: 9780340863534)
Edition Language: English