George Muller

This book is the autobiography of George Muller, a German preacher who moves to England with the intentions of working for a missionary agency. However, once there, he feels uncomfortable receiving pay for what he feels is the work God has called him to complete. He stops his partnership with the agency, thus beginning his independent journey of faith.

Muller Records his life in hopes that his example may encourage others to fearlessly stretch their faith, often through times of trials. After a few years of such ministry, Muller becomes acquainted with Craik. The two men move to Bristol and begin the Scriptural Knowledge institution, a religious educational agency that proves multi-faceted. They offer religious courses for children and adults, along with literacy classes. Moreover, they ship bibles and support various foreign missionaries.

The largest part of the ministry quickly becomes the orphan houses, a personal and...