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A 19th-century Christian writer and speaker, she is best known for preserving the story of George Müller’s preaching journeys and ministry in her own clear, firsthand account. Her work offers a close view of the faith, travel, and charitable work that shaped the Bristol orphan movement.

by Susannah Grace Sanger Müller
Susannah Grace Sanger Müller was a British Christian writer closely connected with the work of George Müller of Bristol. Project Gutenberg lists her as the author of works including The Preaching Tours and Missionary Labours of George Müller (of Bristol), and historical sources about the Müller family identify her as George Müller’s second wife.
Accounts connected with the George Müller ministry say she married him in 1871 and joined him in many years of missionary travel. After his death, she is described as continuing to support the orphanage work and helping share the story of the ministry more widely.
Her writing is valuable because it brings readers near the people and purpose behind that work. Rather than feeling distant or academic, it reads as the record of someone who knew the mission from the inside and wanted to keep its spirit alive for later generations.