Books
- A Prisoner And yet (1945)
- Amazing Love (1953)
- Not Good If Detached (1957)
- Common Sense Not Needed (1957)
- Plenty For Everyone (1967)
- Marching Orders For The End Battle (1969)
- Defeated Enemies (1970)
- The Hiding Place, with John & Elizabeth Sherrill (1971)
- Tramp For The Lord, with Jamie Buckingham (1974)
- Prison Letters (1975)
- In My Father's House, with C.C. Carlson (1976)
- Corrie's Christmas Memories (1976)
- Each New Day (1977)
- Prayers And Promises For Every Day (1977)
- He Cares He Comforts (1977)
- He Sets The Captives Free (1977)
- Father Ten Boom: God's Man (1978)
- A Tramp Finds A Home (1978)
- Don't Wrestle Just Nestle (1978)
- This Day Is The Lords (1979)
- Clippings From My Notebook (1982)
- Not I But Christ (1983)
- Reflections Of God's Glory (1999)
- Messages Of God's Abundance (2002)
- I Stand At The Door And Knock (2008)
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