One of my favorite quotes is from Corrie ten Boom, which is a great reminder of the source of her courage. She liked to say: “Look to others, be distressed. Look to self, be depressed.

I’ve admired Corrie ten Boom most of my life ... Corrie also talked about forgiveness. She was speaking in a church in Munich. Afterward, a man made his way to her. She remembered him.

Editor’s note: During World War II in Haarlem, Holland, Corrie ten Boom and her family (father ... of the place that had taken Betsie’s life. Forgiveness seemed impossible.

The following story is excerpted from Corrie ten Boom’s “I’m Still Learning ... In reply to Peter’s question about forgiveness, Jesus said, "No, not seven times, but seventy times seven!” ...

The false wall was in Corrie ten Boom’s bedroom ... “There is no pit so deep,” the museum quotes her saying, “that God’s love is not deeper still.” She told her story in her book ...

FORSYTH — A central theme of Corrie ten Boom's message in her books, the most famous of which is likely “The Hiding Place,” is forgiveness. As portrayed by Gayle Haas at Decatur Christian ...

Christians who have drawn strength and courage from Corrie ... ten Boom provides brief scriptural meditations for each day of the year, arranged thematically according to such topics as ...

HAARLEM, the Netherlands — A century before Corrie ... of forgiveness, toleration, and love for the Jewish people for free.” Corrie’s father and lifelong role model — Casper ten Boom ...

The ballet is based on Corrie ten Boom's ... book's most dramatic miracle comes when ten Boom, years later, is confronted by a former prison guard, who asks her forgiveness. The ballet, subtitled ...

A beautifully filmed stage-play adaptation, The Hiding Place tells the heroic true story of Corrie Ten Boom and her family ... that healing begins with forgiveness. Many of us grew up reading ...