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Dorchester, MD: Harriet Tubman's ordinary moment guidance while enslaved. Hearing God housework prepared her for the Underground Railroad.
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She First Heard God While Sweeping a Floor

Dorchester CountyΒ· 1840s

Before she became the legendary conductor of the Underground Railroad, Harriet Tubman was an enslaved woman sweeping floors and carrying water.

Historical photo: Desmond Doss, a conscientious objector, serving without weapons on Hacksaw Ridge, Okinawa. Medal of Honor recipient.
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Desmond Doss: The Soldier Who Saved 75 Men Without a Weapon

OkinawaΒ· 1945

Desmond Doss saved 75 wounded soldiers at Hacksaw Ridge without a weapon, praying "Lord, help me get one more." First conscientious objector Medal of Honor.

Richard Wurmbrand prison: Cat finds him in solitary confinement, Romania. Animal comfort prison shows God's care for persecuted Christians.
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The Cat That Found Him in Solitary

RomaniaΒ· 1950s

Richard Wurmbrand, imprisoned for 14 years in Communist Romania, describes a stray cat that repeatedly found its way into his solitary confinement cell...

19th-century image: John Paton missionary in Vanuatu, receiving missionary protection. Animals alert danger near Tanna village.
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The Missionary Who Slept While Cobras Guarded His Door

TannaΒ· 1860s

Missionary John G. Paton on the island of Tanna survived multiple assassination attempts in the 1860s, protected by what attackers described as shining...

Dogs howled and refused to board as the Titanic set sail from Southampton β€” while pastor John Harper prepared to preach until the very end
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The Dog That Wouldn't Board the Titanic

Southampton to North AtlanticΒ· April 1912

Documented accounts of dogs exhibiting unusual distress before the Titanic sailed, alongside the story of pastor John Harper, who used his final moments...

Brave missionary Mary Slessor in Calabar, Nigeria. Witnessing God in the jungle and saving twins.
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Mary Slessor: Barefoot in the Jungle, Saving Lives

CalabarΒ· 1876-1915

Mary Slessor left the slums of Dundee for the jungles of Calabar, Nigeria, where she spent nearly forty years walking barefoot through the rainforest,...

Rees Howells in mission Africa during the influenza pandemic. Gazaland saw life through fasting intercession.
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How Rees Howells Fasted Through a Plague and Nobody Died

GazalandΒ· 1918

During the 1918 influenza pandemic, Welsh missionary Rees Howells fasted and interceded for his district in southern Africa.

Elderly Dutch watchmaker Casper ten Boom reads Bible to family in 1940s Haarlem home that became the famous Hiding Place story sanctuary
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A Father Read the Bible Every Night β€” His Family Saved 800 Lives

HaarlemΒ· 1944

Dutch watchmaker Casper ten Boom read the Bible to his children nightly for decades.

Grand Rapids: Rich DeVos, Amway's co-founder. A christian entrepreneur story of faith during health crisis.
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Rich DeVos

Grand RapidsΒ· 1926

Rich DeVos, Amway co-founder, built his business empire on Christian faith and generosity. His heart transplant in 1997 deepened his trust in God's grace.

Ten Boom family home, Haarlem: Christian testimony World War 2 of God's protection during persecution. Hiding place offering refuge.
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The Courage of Compassion

HaarlemΒ· 1942

During Nazi occupation, Dutch Reformed pastor Willem ten Boom and his family sheltered countless Jewish refugees in their Haarlem home, witnessing God's...

84-year-old watchmaker Casper ten Boom hiding Jews in Haarlem during WWII, his unwavering faith shining through Nazi occupation
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A Beacon of Faith

HaarlemΒ· 1944

84-year-old watchmaker Casper ten Boom risked his life hiding Jews during WWII, demonstrating unwavering faith in God's protection even unto death in...

Jasenovac, Croatia: WWII depiction of Serbian Orthodox Martyrs Jasenovac; faith during genocide testimony amid Christian persecution World War 2.
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The Serbian Martyrs of Jasenovac

JasenovacΒ· 1941-1945

Nearly 700,000 Serbian Orthodox Christians chose martyrdom over denying their faith during WWII at Jasenovac concentration camp.

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