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110-year-old Holocaust Survivor Rose Girone

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Rose Darlene and her soon yet husband Julius At the time they were living in Breslow Germany.Not even a year before the War Broke out Julius and his father Were rounded up and Were sent to Book involved concentration camp.While they both were in prison Rose gave Birth The couples Daughter That was named rehab.After a few months passed with rehab being born Julius was released.Soon after Julius was released Thankfully by the circumferences they were able to bye ship tickets and to board the German ship.That took place in 1939.

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Shari House

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Her Story/My Story:

During that particularly hard trial when Darlene was forced to endure solitary confinement and interrogation, she felt many things - fear, discomfort, dread, helplessness, abandonment, anger, love, hope, grace, and even God's presence. One day she happened to see a prisoner in the courtyard being snuck a banana through the perimeter fence while the guard's back was turned. She had been living off a diet of maggot-infested rice gruel and the thought of being able to eat bananas caused her to send up a quick prayer to the Lord to somehow let her have just one banana. As quick as she was to pray, she was quick to despair that there was no way God would ever be able to get a banana to her through the prison walls. Every scenario she came up with seemed impossible. The very next morning Darlene could hear the guards coming toward her cell. She stood as best she could and prayed the Lord would help her to make a perfect bow so she wouldn't be beaten. When the door opened, she saw Mr. Yamaji's smiling face. He had come from the prison camp to check on her. He was disturbed by her appearance and seemed to speak sharply to the officers. After he left her cell, Darlene remembered that she had forgotten to bow to the prison officers. She knew they would be back any minute to punish her. Sure enough she could hear them coming down the hallway toward her cell, but when they opened the door, instead of punishing her, they gave her a large bunch of bananas from Mr. Yamaji . . . 92 bananas to be exact. Darlene was reminded yet again that the Lord had not abandoned her, and that nothing was impossible for Him. After the war when she was released and was headed home to the States, she made the statement, "I handed over eight long years of my life into the faithful, wise hands of a gracious God Who alone could help me to understand the mysteries of deep pain and suffering." Every time she told her story of captivity, she would always say, "I'd do it all again for my Savior." At the end of her life, Darlene could look back and see how many lives she was able to reach for the cause of Christ through the story of her suffering.

Bible Study: When God "Abandons" You

Shari

Silhouette:

Her Story/My Story:

During that particularly hard trial when Darlene was forced to endure solitary confinement and interrogation, she felt many things - fear, discomfort, dread, helplessness, abandonment, anger, love, hope, grace, and even God's presence. One day she happened to see a prisoner in the courtyard being snuck a banana through the perimeter fence while the guard's back was turned. She had been living off a diet of maggot-infested rice gruel and the thought of being able to eat bananas caused her to send up a quick prayer to the Lord to somehow let her have just one banana. As quick as she was to pray, she was quick to despair that there was no way God would ever be able to get a banana to her through the prison walls. Every scenario she came up with seemed impossible. The very next morning Darlene could hear the guards coming toward her cell. She stood as best she could and prayed the Lord would help her to make a perfect bow so she wouldn't be beaten. When the door opened, she saw Mr. Yamaji's smiling face. He had come from the prison camp to check on her. He was disturbed by her appearance and seemed to speak sharply to the officers. After he left her cell, Darlene remembered that she had forgotten to bow to the prison officers. She knew they would be back any minute to punish her. Sure enough she could hear them coming down the hallway toward her cell, but when they opened the door, instead of punishing her, they gave her a large bunch of bananas from Mr. Yamaji . . . 92 bananas to be exact. Darlene was reminded yet again that the Lord had not abandoned her, and that nothing was impossible for Him. After the war when she was released and was headed home to the States, she made the statement, "I handed over eight long years of my life into the faithful, wise hands of a gracious God Who alone could help me to understand the mysteries of deep pain and suffering." Every time she told her story of captivity, she would always say, "I'd do it all again for my Savior." At the end of her life, Darlene could look back and see how many lives she was able to reach for the cause of Christ through the story of her suffering.

Bible Study: When God "Abandons" You

Shari

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HSS - Darlene Deibler Rose {When God "Abandons" You}

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Silhouette: Darlene Mae McIntosh was born on May 10, 1917, in Boone, Iowa. She was saved at the age of nine, and by the age of thirteen, she knew the Lord had called her into a life of missions work.

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This is Rose with her other family members.