“The greatest sin and the deepest despair together cannot baffle the power of Jesus.” These words were spoken by a woman who for a season of her life lived in a suburb of hell… a place of spiritual darkness, rife with all manner of disease, horrendous oppression and death, and all instigated by the one who came and continues to come to kill, steal and destroy.

Corrie ten Boom was a Dutch Christian who, along with her family, saved the lives of over 800 Jews by hiding them from the Nazi occupiers in Holland during World War II.  She endured her imprisonment at the Ravensbruck concentration camp of the Nazis. Her father, brother, sister, and nephew didn’t survive.