Corrie ten Boom
7.000 CFA
Discover the inspiring true story of Corrie ten Boom, a brave woman who saved hundreds of Jewish lives during World War II. Despite the danger, Corrie and her family worked tirelessly to hide Jewish people in their home, even building a secret room in her bedroom. But when they were caught by the German army, Corrie’s faith in God gave her the strength to endure the horrors of a concentration camp. After the war, Corrie shared her message of hope and love, reminding us that there is no situation too dire for God’s love to reach. This beautifully illustrated children’s biography is part of a series that teaches kids that even ordinary people can do extraordinary things when guided by faith. Perfect for Sunday school, missionary events, and independent reading for early readers. Don’t miss out on this powerful tale of courage and faith. Order your copy today!
CAPUTO WICKHAM Laura
Contents
- Corrie ten Boom: illustrated biography
- Further notes about Corrie for adults and older children
| Weight | 0,260 kg |
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| Dimensions | 24,0 × 19,5 × 1,6 cm |
| Emmanuel Menie |
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