10,000+
Orphans Cared For
The true story that inspired HOME.
The Legacy of George Müller
HOME is inspired by the life and legacy of George Müller, a man whose unwavering faith and compassion transformed the lives of thousands of orphaned children.
HOME is inspired by the life and legacy of George Müller, a man whose unwavering faith and compassion transformed the lives of thousands of orphaned children.
Born in 1805, Müller devoted his life to caring for vulnerable children, advancing education, and sharing the Gospel around the world. His belief that every child deserved love, dignity, and a home continues to inspire the themes at the heart of this film.
Impact By The Numbers
117
Schools Established
120,000+
Students Educated
300,000+
Bibles Distributed
200,000+
Miles Traveled
42
Countries Visited
3 Million+
People Reached
The Bread and Milk Story
One morning, there was no food for breakfast at Müller's orphanage. Rather than panic, Müller gathered the children and thanked God for the meal they were about to receive.
Moments later, a baker arrived with fresh bread. Soon after, a milk wagon broke down outside the orphanage, and the driver donated the milk before it spoiled.
The children ate breakfast that morning.
This became one of the most famous stories associated with George Müller's extraordinary life of faith.
Connection to HOME
HOME is not a biography of George Müller. Rather, it is a modern story inspired by his life and legacy. The film explores many of the same themes that defined his life, including faith, sacrifice, redemption, and caring for vulnerable children. Through its characters and story, HOME reflects different aspects of Müller's enduring impact and vision.