The Women Who Ran First
On Easter morning 1945, Corrie ten Boom sat in a displaced persons camp near the German border, recently freed from Ravensbrück concentration camp. Her sister...
This is stories & illustrations, drawing on Matthew 28:1-10.
On Easter morning 1945, Corrie ten Boom sat in a displaced persons camp near the German border, recently freed from Ravensbrück concentration camp. Her sister Betsie had died there just months before. Everything Corrie loved had been stripped away — her home, her family, her watchmaking shop on the Barteljorisstraat in Haarlem. She had every reason to believe the story was over.…
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