John Sherrill

Born in Haarlem, Holland, Corrie ten Boom assisted in the Nazi Resistance by helping Jews escape the regime. Arrested in 1944, Boom survived numerous death camps until the war's end. During these trying times, Boom relied on her unwavering faith in God. Here, Corrie ten Boom details her experiences with the war efforts.

Traces the life of Corrie Ten Boom, from the quiet years before World War II, to her work with the "underground" in helping to save the lives of countless Jewish families and her eventual arrest and imprisonment in one of Nazi Germany's most dreaded concentration camps.

Gangfighters, drug addicts, teenage runaways, and prostitutes—the toughest and most hopeless kids that New York's ghettos had to offer. That is, until a country preacher from the Pennsylvania hills arrived on their turf and began preaching a streetcorner message of renewal, miracles, and God's love.

David Wilkerson, a man on a mission, stepped onto some of the world's most dangerous streets armed only with the simple message of God's

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