When the Second World War began, Corrie ten Boom was simply an ordinary, middle-aged Dutch spinster. Corrie and her family, moved by the plight of the Jews, built a secret room - a hiding place - into their home in Haarlem, Holland. Discovered by the Nazis, the ten Booms were sent to notorious concentration camps. By God's grace, Corrie would survive to become a "tramp for the Lord", sharing in more than sixty nations the thrilling message that nothing, not even death, can separate us from God's love.