George Muller: All Things are Possible (Ambassador Classic Biogr

George Muller - All Things Are Possible. Arthur T. Pierson, D.D. Author of 'The Crisis of Missions,' 'The New Acts of the Apostles,' Etc. With an introduction by James Wright - son-in-law and successor in the works of George Muller. Ambassador\nGeorge Muller (1805-1898) Pastor, Philanthropist, and leader in the Christian Brethren Movement was born in Prussia. In 1825 he was converted during a prayer meeting in a private house. He came to England in 1829 and soon met some of the early Brethren leaders. In 1832 Muller became active in the ministry in Bristol where he was to remain until his death. \nGeorge Muller is chiefly remembered for the orphanages he founded. These grew from the first rented house in 1835 to a great complex of buildings on Ashley Down, Bristol. He renounced a regular salary and refused to make any requests for financial support either for himself or his orphanages, even though sometimes he was penniless, the Great Provider showed Himself able and willing to p