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Original Title:	Tramp for the Lord
ISBN:	0515089931 (ISBN13: 9780515089936)
Edition Language:	English

Tramp for the Lord

Corrie ten Boom

Paperback | Pages: 192 pages

Rating: 4.5 | 20938 Users | 413 Reviews

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Title	:	Tramp for the Lord
Author	:	Corrie ten Boom
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 192 pages
Published	:	September 15th 1986 by Berkley Books (first published 1971)
Categories	:	Christian. Biography. Nonfiction. Autobiography. Memoir. History

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For the past twenty years Corrie ten Boom has crisscrossed the globe, slept in more than a thousand different beds, and lived out of suitcases...all to fulfill her God-given mission to tell people everywhere that Jesus Christ is reality, that He Lives, that He is Victor. This remarkable woman of eighty-one years served time in a German concentration camp during World War II for the "crime" of hiding persecuted Jews and survived to tell the story in her best selling book, The Hiding Place. Her brush with death lent a new meaning to her life. In her own words: "My life had been given back as a gift...for a purpose." After her release from the concentration camp, Corrie ten Boom set out to become what she calls a "tramp for the Lord," traveling around the world at the direction of God, proclaiming His message everywhere. And through her lifelong experiences, she has learned a few lessons in God's great classroom which she shares with the readers of Tramp For the Lord. So deeply has she touched the hearts of men and women during her years of ministry that she is known as the venerable "Double-old Grandmother" and "Tante" Corrie to them. And she , in turn, has been touched and taught by them. Let her introduce you to... -her former prison guard who asks her for forgiveness...a forgiveness that come hard and with much pain... -the war-crippled lawyer with a soul that was as twisted and deformed as his limbs... -an African who truly followed Christ's exhortation to forgive your neighbor seventy times seven (Matt. 18:22)... -the travel agent who learned that her ultimate destination could not be found on any map... -a missionary mother whose unwanted babe ended up saving her life... All these touchingly human vignettes from her life and travels are intertwined with the unique teaching trouch that has sustained Corrie throughout her days.

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This is another book by Corrie ten Boom that I couldn't put down. It is a sequel to The Hiding place and describes her life after her release from Ravensbruck concentration camp. We follow Corrie as she travels back to her hometown of Haarlem, Netherlands, starting her new life as a messenger of God, helping victims of darkness find the light through her experiences, words of Truth and inspiration and forgiveness. One of the more powerful scenes in the book was when Corrie was confronted by a

I read this book back in the 70s and found it just as inspirational today as I did then. I listened to the audiobook version this time and it's well done. The voice does grate after a while, but it is an older woman, which what Corrie was when I heard her speak at my college. The tone is upbeat as she tells of the perils and pitfalls and miracles, large and small, of her global ministry.

I love this lady. I read many of her works in my 20's and her love of the Lord and devotion to Him is something that has stayed with me. More people in these dark days should read her works as they are powerful against darkness.

What an encouraging woman! To think that in 1970 she came to my town to speak. Would that I were I alive to hear her! This book is a must read for long time and new Christians alike. Corrie never beats people over the head, she gently comes along side to teach the Lord's lessons. A few chapters towards the end really struck home and I felt as though she were talking directly to me. It is also refreshing the way she deals with her own sin, in that she doesn't sugar coat her life to make it seem

Corrie Ten Boom's Hiding Place is a personal classic of mine. I've read it so many times since I was a young girl and leant on many of her spiritual insights and powerful testimony. It took me far too long to getting around to reading her follow up book Tramp for the Lord. I absolutely loved it. It also came at a great time in my life. Many of her spiritual insights, powerful lessons, and her candor on her own weakness where extremely helpful to me.Here are some quotes I enjoyed."He means it

I did not like the sequel to The Hiding Place. While I found Corrie lovable in her faith and humility during the war, after it I found her preachy and overbearing to the point of self-righteousness. The breaking point for me was when she chastised a woman who tried to give her money for her work helping those displaced by the war, upset that the woman had not being moved by the Christian part of her speech and then criticized the woman for taking offense.Maybe it has something to do with her

i was given to this by a teacher in high school and taken aback by the title. nevertheless i read the book and sobbed. corries story is so beautiful. she was faithful to God no matter what, and He continuously delivered her and showed her His immense power. seeing not only Gods faithfulness, but corries is inspiring. 1000000000/10 would recommend.