George Mueller - the Guardian of Bristol's Orphans (Christian Heroes Then & Now Series)
Janet Benge, Geoff BengePaperback 1999-06-01
"In all his years of caring for Bristol's orphans, not once did George Mueller appeal to supporters for funds. His dependence on God for the Orphanage's provisions was entirely a matter of faith - a model that has inspired many Christian ministries."
- Bronwyn Billington, Koorong Children's Book Buyer.
This popular series of biographies from Youth With a Mission makes the great heritage of Christian heroism accessible to preteen readers. In an age when godly role models get little coverage, these books provide inspiring, wholesome stories of committed discipleship. Ages 10+.
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"Christian Heroes: Then & Now have set a new standard of quality in Christian biography. These thrilling true adventures are the best-written biographies for ages 10 and up! Sustained by God's provision. George Muller's vision of caring for orphans grew to five large homes that ultimately over ten thousand children would call home (1805-1898).
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"In all his years of caring for Bristol's orphans, not once did George Mueller appeal to supporters for funds. His dependence on God for the Orphanage's provisions was entirely a matter of faith - a model that has inspired many Christian ministries."
- Bronwyn Billington, Koorong Children's Book Buyer.
This popular series of biographies from Youth With a Mission makes the great heritage of Christian heroism accessible to preteen readers. In an age when godly role models get little coverage, these books provide inspiring, wholesome stories of committed discipleship. Ages 10+.
Publisher Description
"Christian Heroes: Then & Now have set a new standard of quality in Christian biography. These thrilling true adventures are the best-written biographies for ages 10 and up! Sustained by God's provision. George Muller's vision of caring for orphans grew to five large homes that ultimately over ten thousand children would call home (1805-1898).