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Answers to Prayer From George Müller's Narratives (Start Classics)

This book offers insights into the faith and life of George Müller, highlighting his experiences with prayer and his work in providing for orphans and the poor. It includes personal stories and reflections on the power of prayer in Müller's life. more

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George Muller
George Muller

George Müller (September 27, 1805 - March 10, 1898) was a prominent English evangelist born in Germany. Known for his unwavering faith in the omnipotence and mercy of God, Müller dedicated his life to the propagation of the Gospel and charitable work. In the mid-19th century, he founded several orphanages in England, providing shelter and care for homeless children, and his deeds and faith have influenced countless people. more

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