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Hope and Refuge

Pam Rhodes marks International Holocaust Memorial Day and explores stories of when hope and refuge were offered by Christians to Jews fleeing the Nazis in one of the darkest chapters of human history. \n\nAt the Wiener Holocaust Library in London, one of the world’s leading archives on the subject, Pam hears about the Dutch Christians who saved many Jewish families by building a hiding place in their home.\n \nYvonne Bernstein, a former volunteer at the library, remembers the courage and comfort she found while being sheltered in a French convent as a young Jewish girl.\n\nAnd in Porth, south Wales, Pam meets 90-year-old Renate Collins, who escaped Prague on the last Kindertransport and found a place of safety in the home of a Baptist minister.\n \nWith hymns and songs offering a chance to reflect, remember and hope.\n \n1.\tThe Lord's My Shepherd - The Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich\n2.\tBrother Sister Let Me Serve You - St Pol de Leon, Penzance\n3.\tO Brother Man - Down Cathedral, Downpatrick, Northern Ireland\n4.\tHallelujah - Sheku Kanneh-Mason, Temple of Peace, Cardiff\n5.\tWhen I Needed a Neighbour - Christ Church, Port Sunlight\n6.\tI to the Hills Will Lift Mine Eyes - Glasgow Cathedral\n7.\tLord of All Hopefulness - Winchester Cathedral

Source: BBC 1