A prisoner and Yet... by Corrie ten Boom

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A prisoner and Yet...

by Corrie ten Boom

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An amazing book of faith.

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The Nazis overran Holland and Carrie Ten Boom chose to risk death by making her quietly respectable home a haven for refugees. Finally the Gestapo came. And during the months in concentration camps that followed, Carrie ten Boom bore sadistic suffering and torture. She watched her father and her sister die. Yet she survived, mind in tact, soul still free. Where did this gentle woman find the courage to resist, to suffer, yet to endure? This book holds the answer. It reveals a life-sustaining faith that carried an innocent woman through some of the worst agonies man can devise. A PRISONER AND YET....is one of the most tragic, yet fianlly most inspiring and life-enhancing stories of modern times!

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