George Müller cared for 10,000 orphaned children in Bristol during the Victorian era. He was a man of great faith, never making appeals for money, but simply praying to God for all that was needed. During his lifetime he received £1,500,000 in money and gifts in kind. At present day prices, this would be over £100m.
Although the museum has reopened to the public, the maximum number of people who can book a visit is 15. Watch this space for information about future school bookings from September 2021 or contact museum@mullers.org.
We are continuing to offer our popular online lessons for schools and groups via video conferencing software. Sessions are interactive, last about an hour and include a presentation of the story of George Müller and his 10,000 orphans, a taste of orphan life using fascinating historical photos and some activities. We’ve had some great feedback:
“It was perfect! The children were really hooked in…making lots of links to their History, RE and Geography learning.”
“Children were engaged throughout the whole lesson. It was pitched brilliantly, and the questions involved them in the session.”
“It was much better than "excellent"! We really loved it and have recommended it to our colleagues already.”
Please get in touch to find out more or book an online session: museum@mullers.org
We welcome pupils from all Key Stages and Post-16 for our free, interactive online sessions. Sessions cover elements of the RE and History curricula. They enrich pupils’ learning around the story of Müller and his 10,000 orphans, providing an insight into what life was like for poor children in Victorian Bristol.
To arrange an online session please email: admin@mullers.org or give us a call on 0117 924 5001.
We hope to be able to offer in-school visits as soon as possible. In these sessions we can bring the story of George Müller to your school, either in a classroom setting, or as an assembly. We would need facilities for a visual presentation, and we have some photographs and artefacts that we can bring to illustrate the story, including original orphan uniforms. Please contact us as above.
We have a range of teaching resources and lesson ideas available which are free of charge and can be downloaded from our website.
We are more than happy to supply additional resources (where available) for you to use in your school. Please contact us with any specific requests that you have.