A classic biography of George Muller, the man who fed and housed thousands of orphans through prayer and faith, and shaped decades of missionary endeavors.
George Muller was living proof that God can be known intimately, that He is a faithful companion, and that prayer yields miraculous results.
This classic biography tells of George Muller's dependence on prayer and how his compassionate concern for the orphans in his hometown of Bristol, England, shaped decades of missionary and social endeavors throughout the world. With barely enough food or money to take care of his own family, Muller ultimately served and loved more than ten thousand orphan children.
When asked the secret of his service, Muller replied, "There was a day when I died, utterly died: died to George Muller... died to the world... and since then I have studied only to shew myself approved unto God."
