George Müller was een toegewijde christelijke evangelist en directeur van een weeshuis in Bristol, Engeland, die gedurende zijn leven zorgde voor meer dan 10.000 weeskinderen. Hij stond bekend om zijn inzet voor de educatie van de kinderen onder zijn hoede, inclusief christelijk onderwijs, wat leidde tot beschuldigingen dat hij hen boven hun natuurlijke stand verhief. Müller vestigde ook scholen die christelijk onderwijs boden aan meer dan 120.000 kinderen. Zijn zendingsreizen overspanden enorme afstanden, waarbij hij zijn taalvaardigheden gebruikte om zijn boodschap in verschillende talen te verspreiden. Hij geloofde dat zijn werk goddelijk werd ondersteund en voorzien waar hij ook ging.
Join him on his journey from a life of sin and rebellion to his glorious conversion. Share his struggles and triumphs as he establishes orphan homes to care for thousands of English children, depending upon God's response to his prayer of faith.
Learn about the inspiring work of George Müller, a prominent Christian missionary and founder of the Ashley Down Orphanage in Bristol. In this report, Müller provides an in-depth look at the challenges and successes of his mission, emphasizing the importance of faith, compassion, and social responsibility.
Book annotation not available for this title. Title: The Life of Trust Author: Muller, George/ Wayland, H. Lincoln (EDT)/ Wayland, Francis (INT) Publisher: Lightning Source Inc Publication Date: 2006/09/28 Number of Pages: 476 Binding Type: PAPERBACK Library of Congress:
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This work details the experiences and spiritual journey of George Müller, highlighting his faith and reliance on divine providence. It has been preserved and reformatted for clarity, ensuring that its inspirational message remains accessible to contemporary readers. The book aims to share Müller's significant dealings with God, emphasizing themes of trust and divine intervention in his life and ministry.
Focusing on George Müller's experiences, this narrative details his profound spiritual journey and the divine interventions he encountered. The book has been modernized for clarity and accessibility, ensuring that its important lessons and insights are preserved for both current and future readers. The reformatted edition offers a fresh presentation, enhancing readability while maintaining the essence of Müller's remarkable story.
from George Müller's Narratives (New Large Print edition followed by a short biography)
Focusing on faith and prayer, George Müller, a 19th-century Christian evangelist, directed the Ashley Down orphanage in Bristol, England. His remarkable approach involved trusting in divine provision rather than soliciting donations, showcasing his deep spiritual convictions and commitment to caring for orphans. Müller's life story highlights the power of faith in action and the impact of selfless service in the lives of vulnerable children.
The narrative details George Müller's spiritual journey and his experiences of faith and divine provision. It highlights his commitment to orphan care and reliance on prayer, showcasing his unwavering belief in God's guidance. This third part continues to explore the profound impact of his life's work and the miraculous events that unfolded as he dedicated himself to serving others. The book serves as an inspiring testament to faith and the power of prayer in overcoming challenges.