What Words of Encouragement Would You Give to Men in Prison Who Love the Lord?

This book tells the remarkable and inspiring life story of Corrie ten Boom, a groundbreaking female Dutch watchmaker who, along with her family, transformed their house into a hiding place to shelter Jews and refugees from the Nazis during World War II. Despite being sent to a concentration camp and losing most of her family, Corrie survived and later became a Christian missionary, known for her extraordinary ability to forgive her captors. The book is reminiscent of *Schindler’s List* and *Unbroken*, and it highlights Corrie’s journey of faith and forgiveness.

Christopher Ewan's "Out of a Far Country" recounts his journey of faith and redemption while incarcerated. The book details his struggles with addiction and crime, leading to his imprisonment. It powerfully illustrates how his encounter with Christianity transformed his life, offering hope and forgiveness. Ewan's story inspires readers to find faith even in the darkest of circumstances, emphasizing the transformative power of belief. The book serves as a testament to the enduring strength of the human spirit and the possibility of redemption.

The book recounts the ten Boom family's involvement in the Dutch Underground, hiding Jewish refugees in their home in Haarlem, Netherlands. It describes their arrest, imprisonment, and the hardships endured in concentration camps, particularly highlighting Corrie's spiritual journey and her sister Betsie's unwavering faith. After the war, Corrie ten Boom became a global speaker and writer, sharing messages of forgiveness, hope, and love.

In 'Tortured for Christ', Richard Wurmbrand shares his inspiring story of faithful discipleship and endurance during his imprisonment in Communist Romania. The book details his experiences of solitary confinement, mental and physical torture, extreme hunger, and bitter cold. Despite these hardships, Wurmbrand maintained a powerful witness of Christ's love and forgiveness, even towards his persecutors. Known as 'the book that shocked the world', it continues to encourage new generations of Christians with its account of courageous faith and inspiring forgiveness.