The Watchmaker's Daughter Who Never Flinched

In the winter of 1944, Corrie ten Boom sat in Ravensbrück concentration camp, her body wasting but her spirit strangely unshaken. For two years, she and her family had hidden Jewish refugees in a secret room behind a false wall in their Haarlem watchmaker's shop. They fed the hungry from their own rations, forged documents, and welcomed strangers into mortal danger — all because Corrie's father, Casper, had taught his children that to fear the Almighty was to love His people without calculation.…