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Crossway, a not-for-profit Christian ministry, published the article George Mueller: A Man of [[Prayer]] which indicated:

Crossway, a not-for-profit Christian ministry, published the article George Mueller: A Man of [[Prayer]] which indicated:

{{Cquote|George Mueller (1805–1898) is widely considered one the greatest men of prayer and faith since the days of the New Testament. He lived nearly the entire nineteenth century, two-thirds of it in Bristol, England. He led four far-reaching, influential ministries, but we know him best today for his orphanages.

{{Cquote|George Mueller (1805–1898) is widely considered one the greatest men of prayer and [[faith]] since the days of the [[New Testament]]. He lived nearly the entire nineteenth century, two-thirds of it in Bristol, England. He led four far-reaching, influential ministries, but we know him best today for his orphanages.

During a time in England when most orphans lived in miserable workhouses or on the streets, like [[Charles Dickens]]’s Oliver Twist, Mueller took them in, fed them, clothed them, and educated them. Through his orphanage in Bristol, Mueller cared for as many as two thousand orphans at a time—more than ten thousand in his lifetime. Yet he never made the needs of his ministries known to anyone except to God in prayer. Only through his annual reports did people learn after the fact what the needs had been during the previous year and how God had provided.

During a time in England when most orphans lived in miserable workhouses or on the streets, like [[Charles Dickens]]’s Oliver Twist, Mueller took them in, fed them, clothed them, and educated them. Through his orphanage in Bristol, Mueller cared for as many as two thousand orphans at a time—more than ten thousand in his lifetime. Yet he never made the needs of his ministries known to anyone except to God in prayer. Only through his annual reports did people learn after the fact what the needs had been during the previous year and how God had provided.