George Müller was an ordinary man with an extraordinary zeal for the preaching of God’s Word and remarkable compassion for the poor. For ninety-three years, he preached the Gospel in more than forty countries, wrote and lectured at a breakneck pace, built orphanages which housed thousands of destitute children, and wrote a bestselling autobiography—still in print more than a century later. Müller was an inspirational figure in the church in his own time, and a model for Christians of every age.

Frederick G. Warne’s biography of Müller remains among the most important, since it was written in the final years of Müller’s life and published during the year of his death. It provides a detailed biographical sketch of Müller’s life and ministry, and—more than a century after its first publication—remains an important volume for historians of Müller’s life and ministry.