EPISODE · Jun 16, 2026 · 48 MIN
What Is Left of the Night: A World War II Novel with Mark Buchanan (SUMMER FICTION SERIES)
from Beauty in the Brokenness- Christian Women (Bible Study, Faith, Sexuality, Freedom from Shame) · host Teresa Whiting
Do you ever wonder what you would do if you were faced with the atrocities of WWII? I do! Would I have stood by as millions of innocent victims lost their lives at the hands of the Nazi regime? Or would I have been one of the brave souls fighting for their freedom—even at the risk of my own life?Join me for a fascinating conversation with one of my favorite authors! Mark Buchanan’s newest novel is based on the true story of a tiny French village that sheltered over 2,500 Jewish refugees during World War II. In our conversation, Mark unpacks what motivated these ordinary people to choose radical hospitality over safety.Click here for show notesWatch this episode on YouTubeThanks for listening! If you like the podcast, you will love Teresa's weekly podcast update. Sign up here.Order Graced: How God Redeems and Restores the BrokenBook Teresa to speak at an upcoming event!Music: Home (Inspirational And Uplifting Acoustic Guitar) by Daniel CarrizalezAny Amazon links on this page are affiliate links. To learn more about what that means, click here.
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Do you ever wonder what you would do if you were faced with the atrocities of WWII? I do! Would I have stood by as millions of innocent victims lost their lives at the hands of the Nazi regime? Or would I have been one of the brave souls fighting for their freedom—even at the risk of my own life? Join me for a fascinating conversation with one of my favorite authors! Mark Buchanan’s newest novel is based on the true story of a tiny French village that sheltered over 2,500 Jewish refugees duri...
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