Pamela Rosewell-Moore: Forgiving the past, forging the future

Pamela Rosewell-Moore was the companion and helper of Dutch survivor of Buchenwald concentration camp, Corrie ten Boom, in the last years of her life, and describes the impact this woman and her message of forgiveness on her own life.

2 Responses to “Pamela Rosewell-Moore: Forgiving the past, forging the future”

1. ReAnn Ring says:

   June 16, 2011 at 3:36 am

   Absolutely riveting and a story that has touched my life for eternity through Tante Corrie and beloved Pam Rosewell Moore.

   Thank you for taping these plenary sessions.

   Jesus IS victor!

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2. Dorothy Leek says:

   April 12, 2014 at 9:38 am

   Dear Pamela

   I read ‘Safer than a Known Way’ several years ago and have recently picked it up again. God used it to speak powerfully into my life. Like many others, I’ve also been tremendously blessed and challenged by Corrie’s life and work.

   Thank you for this message which I’ve only just found.

   God bless you.
   Dorothy Leek, Leeds, England

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