Homes of Mercy reveals the lives of two visionaries whose faith shaped care for the vulnerable.
This biography follows George Müller and Andrew Reed from formative beginnings to decades of hands-on work that built orphanages, hospitals, and support networks. It shows how steadfast prayer, disciplined action, and generous leadership created institutions that cared for thousands and inspired others to serve.
Discover how these two men translated conviction into concrete mercy, shaping charity and social reform in their communities and beyond.
Ideal for readers drawn to biographies of faith-driven social reform and the history of charitable work.
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Ashley Down, near Bristol, may be seen a cluster of noble buildings, celebrated as the homes of friendless orphans. Five immense Orphan Houses, containing over 2,000 inmates, are standing witnesses to the piety, philanthropy, and faith of their founder, George Miiller. And yet his youth was not remarkable for either sober or serious conduct. In his own account of his early days, he tells us of frequent offences against the strict law of rectitude and uprightness of life; and narrates, with penitence, many faults which he then committed. AG erman or rather a Prussian by birth, he first saw the light on September 27th, 1805. It seems that there was an elder son, but the father unwisely preferred George to his brother, which was very injurious to both boys, and caused the latter to entertain a feeling of dislike both to him and his father.
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