06/15/2026
FREE - You will not regret the time spent on this virtual tour. So interesting and FAITH inspiring.
Visit Holland, virtually! Experienced the TEN BOOM Museum VIRTUAL Tour today! Check it out. Send it to family and friends who may not see this post. Created in several languages!
https://virtualtour.corrietenboom.com
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About Corrie's Dedication:
Four loved ones in Corrie's life gave their lives for the family’s commitment to love God and to love His people, especially the Jewish people.
Miraculously, Corrie came home from the N**i death camp. Here sister, Betsie, died in the camp. Corrie realized her life was a gift from God, and she needed to share what she and Betsie had learned in Ravensbrück:
“There is no pit so deep that God’s love is not deeper still,” and “God will give us the love to be able to forgive our enemies.”
At age 53, Corrie began a worldwide ministry that took her into more than 60+ countries in the next 32 years! She testified to God’s love and encouraged all she met with the message that “Jesus is Victor.”
Corrie received many tributes because of her efforts.
Following the war, Corrie was honored by the Queen of Holland as a War Hero. In 1968, the Holocaust Museum in Jerusalem asked Corrie to plant a tree in the Garden of Righteousness, in honor of the many Jewish lives her family saved. Corrie’s tree stands there today.
In the early 1970’s, Corrie’s book The Hiding Place became a best seller, and World Wide Pictures (Billy Graham Evangelistic Association) released the major motion picture “The Hiding Place.” Corrie went on to write many other inspiring books. There are five evangelical videos about Corrie.
Corrie was a woman faithful to God. She died on her 91st birthday, April 15, 1983. It is interesting that Corrie’s passing occurred on her birthday. In the Jewish tradition, it is only very blessed people who are allowed the special privilege of dying on their birthday!
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