Every child of God is not called by the Lord to establish schools and orphan houses and to trust in the Lord for means for them. Yet, there is no reason why you may not experience, far more abundantly than we do now, His willingness to answer the prayers of His children.
George MullerAbout author
- Author's profession: Clergyman
- Nationality: english
- Born: September 27, 1805
- Died: September 10, 1898
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