An interview with Corrie Ten Boom, a concentration camp survivor

[Rick]

Corrie Ten Boom, a christian woman wrote "The Hidding Place", who along with her family was cast into German concentration camps for hiding Jewish people in Holland during WWII, speaks during a hour long interview with Kathryn Kuhlman telling her testimony of what God did for her during that time and after the war.  It is a very enjoyable and eye opening interview.

One point of interest on how God worked for her and her sister, in one camp they were put in a building made for 200 people to live in that had 700 people, when they enter in it was infested with fleas and lice and Corrie said in disgus, "Betsie (her sister), look at the fleas and lice", to which Betsie said, "Corrie we must thank God even for the fleas and lice".

This worked to their advantage, for the Germans would not enter into that building because of the fleas and lice, and Corrie and Betsie would have bible discussions with the other prisoners 2 times a day uninterrupted.

How God works is strange to us, but is effective.

Here's the link to the interview
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G439EYbphs4