A Narrative of some of the Lord's Dealings with George Müller. Part 2

In this intimate continuation of a 19th‑century minister’s diary, the author shares the day‑to‑day moments when faith was tested and renewed. Early entries reveal how sudden trials—rising late after a night in a sickroom, the anxiety of releasing his writings—prompted urgent prayer and self‑examination. The narrative sets the tone for a life devoted to serving the church, especially through the fledgling orphan homes he helped establish.

As the account moves forward, readers glimpse the modest growth of the Bristol orphan houses, from the arrival of a few infants to a steady increase in children under care. Interwoven with practical details are heartfelt reflections on divine provision, the discipline of early rising, and the comfort found in communal worship. The memoir offers a candid look at how one man’s reliance on scripture and prayer shaped a lasting charitable legacy.