George Muller of Bristol : And His Witness to a Prayer-Hearing God

This book offers an in-depth memoir of George Mller, a figure renowned for his profound faith and the establishment of The Scriptural Knowledge Institution, including its orphanages. Following Mller's passing, there was a strong demand for a comprehensive account that not only chronicled his life and works but also illuminated the spiritual principles guiding them. This narrative picks up where Mllers own autobiographical volumes left off, providing a detailed record of the final thirteen years of his life and the enduring legacy of his missionary endeavors.

Crafted with meticulous care, the memoir delves into Mller's character, exploring the essence of his unwavering trust in God and how it manifested in tangible acts of charity and education. Through collaboration with Dr. Arthur T. Pierson, a close friend to Mller who shared similar spiritual convictions, this book emerges as an authoritative portrayal that transcends geographical boundaries, resonating with readers in both Britain and America.

By weaving together historical context, personal anecdotes, and theological reflections, this memoir sheds light on the continuous impact of Mller's life work on contemporary faith communities. It serves as a testament to how individual conviction can lead to monumental shifts in societal care and Christian practice.

In its exploration of faith put into action, this book not only tells the story of a remarkable man but also serves as an inspiration for readers to reflect upon their own beliefs and capacities for charitable endeavors.

This book offers an in-depth memoir of George Mller, a figure renowned for his profound faith and the establishment of The Scriptural Knowledge Institution, including its orphanages. Following Mller''s passing, there was a strong demand for a comprehensive account that not only chronicled his life and works but also illuminated the spiritual principles guiding them. This narrative picks up where Mllers own autobiographical volumes left off, providing a detailed record of the final thirteen years of his life and the enduring legacy of his missionary endeavors.

Crafted with meticulous care, the memoir delves into Mller''s character, exploring the essence of his unwavering trust in God and how it manifested in tangible acts of charity and education. Through collaboration with Dr. Arthur T. Pierson, a close friend to Mller who shared similar spiritual convictions, this book emerges as an authoritative portrayal that transcends geographical boundaries, resonating with readers in both Britain and America.

By weaving together historical context, personal anecdotes, and theological reflections, this memoir sheds light on the continuous impact of Mller''s life work on contemporary faith communities. It serves as a testament to how individual conviction can lead to monumental shifts in societal care and Christian practice.

In its exploration of faith put into action, this book not only tells the story of a remarkable man but also serves as an inspiration for readers to reflect upon their own beliefs and capacities for charitable endeavors.