Corrie Ten Boom Interview 1974 with Subtitles

The Ten Boom family hid jews in their home from the Nazi, but were discovered and sent to concentration camps. All perished in the camps, but Corrie. This is the Interview from 1974 with The Hiding Place Christian movie of Nazi Concentration Camp horror. Uploaded with permission.
#corrietenboom #corrietenboominterview #concentration

[@febbday93]

Just finished “The Hiding Place”. Incredible, have never cried so much during a book. To be able to read this story is a gift, a watershed moment for anyone of the Christian faith. Corrie, you and your family are beyond inspiring-can’t wait to meet you when we are with Jesus in heaven.

[@nickdomenicos5987]

I've almost finished it. I agree, a book to strengthen your faith by...

[@roselirochabiff4461]

Amém

[@marwood1969]

I just finished it, last night. The ending was so overwhelming, yet inspiring as to be indescribable. God is good.

[@amberstewart1478]

Such a beautiful testimony. I’m reading the book with my son..we are amazed and humbled by her faith and obedience.

[@julieanna8495]

This woman’s story has transformed my life. Throughout all my life’s difficulties in my 60 years, I remember all that Corrie went through, and I am inspired.

[@Moving_Forward247]

I look forward to meeting you in heaven Ms. Ten Boom. May the Lord strengthen me to be as courageous through Him as you and your family was. It will take courage in the Lord to stand for Him. Let us stand as Ephesians calls us to stand (Ephesians 6:11).

[@isabs8616]

Thinking of North Korea Christian’s currently suffering torture 😢😓 I believe they are in God’s hand as Corrie was.

[@hailey.aurora]

Do we know where this speech as given? thank you!

[@elisejones1645]

Who was the original creator of this film?

[@PutDownTheBunny]

I truly wish you DID NOT have the telephone call bells ringing as you are interviewing. It does not shed a good light on the Church. Why do that?