The Face That Death Could Not Touch
In December 1944, Betsie ten Boom died on the cold floor of Ravensbrück concentration camp. She and her sister Corrie had been arrested for hiding...
This is stories & illustrations, drawing on Wisdom 3:1-9.
In December 1944, Betsie ten Boom died on the cold floor of Ravensbrück concentration camp. She and her sister Corrie had been arrested for hiding Jewish families in their home in Haarlem, Holland. The Nazi guards saw another prisoner lost to disease and exhaustion — just one more number erased from the roll. But when Corrie knelt beside her sister's body, she saw something the guards could not comprehend.…
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