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He Still Speaks

An archive of writings by and about George Müller of Bristol, 1805–1898
Portrait of George Müller of Bristol
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This archive collects George Müller's own published writings alongside the biographies, scholarship, and contextual works produced about him since 1857 — organized for citation, not browsing. Every entry below links to a full-text, page-searchable copy where rights allow; where they don't, the entry is listed with its status noted.

It also serves as the working research archive behind He Still Speaks, a forthcoming revision of Nancy Garton's 1963 biography with new theological chapters by Tom Fay.


Biographies & Studies 12 works

From his second wife's memoir to the standard biographies that carried his story into the 20th century.

George Müller and His Orphans, Nancy Garton, 1963 (public domain — no US copyright renewal on record) · The Life of George Müller: A Record of Faith Triumphant, W. H. Harding, 1914 · The Preaching Tours and Missionary Labours of George Müller, S. G. Müller, 1889 · George Müller of Bristol and His Witness to a Prayer-Hearing God, A. T. Pierson, 1899 · George Müller and Andrew Reed (hosted, not yet searchable) (The World's Workers), E. R. Pitman, c.1885 · A Venture of Faith: Lessons from the Life of George Müller, H. T. Hamblin, c.1928 · A Brief Account of the Life and Labours of George Muller, Mrs. Müller, 1887 · George Müller: The Modern Apostle of Faith (hosted, not yet searchable), Frederick G. Warne, c.1900 · George Müller and the Secret of His Power in Prayer, Andrew Murray · An Hour with George Mueller, Charles R. Parsons, ed. A. Sims, 1939

Scholarly & Academic Works 3 works

Dissertations and academic studies placing Müller within Pietism, revivalism, and evangelical history.

“Strengthening the Faith of the Children of God”: Pietism, Print, and Prayer… (Darin D. Lenz, 2010 — ©, permission pending) · Proving the Living God: Answered Prayer as a Modern Fundamentalist Apologetic (Richard Ostrander — ©, permission pending) · George Müller: The Knight of Faith, Tom Fay, D.Min. thesis, Duke, 2022 (author's own work)

Related Figures & Context 5 works

The wider Pietist and Brethren world Müller moved in — the people and movements that shaped him.

Household Words — “Brother Müller and His Orphan-Work,” ed. Charles Dickens, 1857 · Christian Devotedness (Anthony Norris Groves, 1825 — PD; source file not yet available) · The Wonders of Prayer (hosted, not yet searchable), ed. D. W. Whittle, 1885 · The Peace Testimony of the Early Plymouth Brethren (Peter Brock, 1984 — ©, not hosted)

He Still Speaks forthcoming, by Tom Fay

A revised and expanded edition of Nancy Garton's 1963 biography, with new theological chapters reading Müller's life through pistis — faith as performative, vulnerable trust. In progress; this archive is its working source base.


Recently Added

September 2026
George Müller and His Orphans (Garton, 1963) — full text now hosted; the source text behind He Still Speaks public domain
Sermons and Addresses OCR complete
Jehovah Magnified OCR complete
A Venture of Faith (Hamblin) — author and date identified OCR complete

Rights & Permissions

Works marked (©) are catalogued but not yet hosted in full pending permission from their rights holders, including Darin Lenz's 2010 dissertation and Richard Ostrander's article. Nancy Garton's George Müller and His Orphans (1963) is now hosted in full: no U.S. copyright renewal was found on record under either the author's name or the book's title, placing it in the public domain. Public-domain status for early-20th-century works is marked “verify” where publication date alone doesn't settle it.

About This Archive

Colorized portrait of George Müller
George Müller of Bristol (1805–1898). Colorized rendering adapted from a 19th-century studio photograph.

Compiled by Tom Fay, author of He Still Speaks and holder of a D.Min. from Duke Divinity School, as both a public research resource and the working source archive for that book. Contact: tom@tomfayauthor.com