"Sabina's life is ultimately a testament of how God's love can transcend pain and struggle-and even transform the lives of those around us. Their story pushes each of us to rethink our concept of forgiveness and what it looks like to love our enemies as Jesus instructed," said VOM's spokesperson Todd Nettleton. "Richard and Sabina were exemplary biblical disciples. Upon his release from prison, Richard and Sabina Wurmbrand founded The Voice of the Martyrs. Sabina is the prequel to The Voice of the Martyrs' Tortured for Christ film which focuses on how Richard endured 14 years of torture in prison while never ceasing to shine the light of Christ even in the darkest of places. Winner of Best Feature at the Christian Worldview Filmmakers Guild and Festival, Sabina was filmed on-site in Romania and produced by a Romanian crew. Sabina conveys the realities of religious persecution and the cost of following Christ when faith is forbidden. Set during World War II, the film takes viewers on a journey to discover why Sabina, a Jewish Christian, would risk her life to offer kindness to German soldiers-enemies who killed her family. Free registration to watch the award-winning film or host a church screening starts at. The movie releases via video on demand, March 4-6. Why? Why would a Jewish Christian risk her life to help her enemies - members of the army that killed her entire family? The film opens with Sabina Wurmbrand risking her life to show Christ's love to a trio of Nazi soldiers.
Sabina: Tortured for Christ, the Nazi Years is the story of how God's love transformed an ambitious, atheistic hedonist into one of the greatest Christian women of the 20th century.
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