Across
- 3. The Dutch version of the word "tarts"
- 5. The year Corrie's father died
- 9. Willem's wife
- 11. Repeated spiritual guidance and comfort
- 12. Nollie's husband
- 13. This gives Corrie and Betsie strength through hard times
- 15. The first prison camp the sisters are sent to
- 17. Corrie's truthful sister
- 20. Where the prisoners sleep and work in Ravensbruck
- 24. The police that raided the ten Boom house
- 25. Continuing despite obstacles
- 26. Isolation to prevent disease
- 28. What had happened to the ten Boom family after the Gestapo's raid
- 30. A way of spirutial support during concentration camps
- 33. The reason why Corrie was released from the camp
- 34. Prisoner at Ravensbruck
- 35. The guard at Ravensbruck that opened up to Corrie
- 37. Concealing Jews in the Beje
- 38. Corrie's profession before the war
- 40. A family friend who helps organize hiding places for the Jews
Down
- 1. One of the camp's inmate that helps Corrie and Betsie
- 2. How many siblings Corrie Ten Boom has
- 4. The Beje's bookkeeper
- 6. The study of the nature of god and religious belief
- 7. Corrie's brother who works with refugees
- 8. Modesty and lack of arrogance
- 10. The city in Netherlands where the Ten Boom famikly lives
- 14. The warning system for raids
- 16. A hidden passage leading to a secret room
- 18. Letters wrriten to coordinate hiding and maintain hope
- 19. Plans for the hiding place and escape routes
- 21. When the Gestapo's discover the secret room and arrest the ten Boom's
- 22. The named home of the Ten Boom Family
- 23. Bleak or lifeless
- 27. The aunt that passed away due to diabetes
- 29. Corrie's father who was a spiritual guide
- 31. The country where the book takes place
- 32. Uncontrolled movement/stagger
- 33. The author and main character
- 36. One of Corrie's aunts that died from malnutrion and exhausation at a concentration camp
- 39. The character that passed away due to a stroke in the beginning of the book