The Preaching Tours and Missionary Labours of George Müller (of Bristol)

In this intimate memoir, a devoted pastor’s wife explains the sudden call that led her from the familiar pews of Bristol to a series of preaching tours across England’s towns and countryside. She recounts the moment she felt released from her long‑standing duties while staying on the Isle of Wight, and how prayer and the support of trusted colleagues gave her the confidence to venture outward. The narrative captures the practical and spiritual preparation that preceded each journey, offering listeners a glimpse of 19th‑century missionary life.

The author outlines four clear aims that guided her travels: to present the gospel in plain language so seekers can grasp the promise of salvation; to awaken seasoned Christians to the reality of their own redemption; to foster a habit of daily, systematic Bible reading; and to bridge denominational divides by encouraging fellowship among sincere believers. Through vivid reflections and heartfelt testimony, the early chapters reveal a life devoted to sharing hope, deepening faith, and nurturing unity among the church’s scattered flock.