Dearest
Friends,
It
is a wonderful day to say that Teresa and I are about to trust the
Lord even more. We want to thank all our faithful supporters and
prayer warriors, without which our successful mission to the churches
would never have been possible. We are going to continue to go out to
the churches, but we will no longer be with Saving Grace World
Missions. SGWM has faithfully served our needs from the time that we
first went out to Germany. We are about to embark on our 7th
year of domestic mission work and are so pleased to tell you how
grateful we are for all your support. God has been so faithful to us
to allow us to “semi-retire”.
That means that we have an adequate amount of personal support that
we can more freely serve our Lord. This will be our last newsletter
on SGWM. We have a blog we will continue to update;
btmuller.blogspot.com.
You can find us there in the future!

Since
our last news letter, I have had the blessed opportunity to minister
again at CC Mountain View. What a wonderful group of saints; they are
letting their light shine in Silicon Valley! I am so blessed by
pastor Rick Frank’s honest transparency and zeal to worship with
all their heart. I was very refreshed by my visit with them.

In
September, I visited the Grace
Sandpoint Bible College in
Montana.
I absolutely love going to
Montana! It is so wild and free! So
free that for the week that I was
teaching at the Bible College, I had
no internet or phone! Yes there
still are places in the world where
this could happen. I appreciate
going to a college to teach
again as I can invest much more
time presenting subjects that will
impact these students for a lifetime.
After
this, I immediately headed down to the Calvary Chapel Pastors
Conference
in Costa Mesa. I was so blessed to interact
with the pastors of Calvary Chapel. They have been carrying
the banner of Christ for decades and continue faithfully
preaching and teaching about our Lord and Savior Jesus!
While there, I had the opportunity to lead two sales reps
to Christ. They were attending the conference to market their
materials. What a joy to share with them!
Teresa
and I are slowing down for the holidays and are preparing
for another Muller Family Reunion this Christmas!
We are so blessed to have been given four wonderful
sons, their wives, and seven grandchildren at this date!
Who could have imagined what God would do with us?
He has so far exceeded our dreams!
Thank
you again for standing with us. Please keep praying for
us as we are still in the battle.
Your servants, Bruce & Teresa
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next week, we flew out to Appleton, WI, to lead worship for the Midwest Pastors and Leadership Conference. We enjoyed getting to see old friends. Two of the speakers, Lloyd Pulley and Bill Gallatin were with us in Europe when we did ministry there. It was like a reunion being with them on this side of the ocean. Pastors were encouraged to press on in Jesus during the conference, and to stand strong during adversity. They were encouraged by the
Word, and worshiped with all their hearts. The fellowship was sweet. Bruce told lots of stories and testimonies that were very moving. One pastor changed his message because he was so inspired by one particular story. We made many new connections with pastors in the Midwest who asked us to come out. We look forward to being able to do that in the future.





timony we want to share, is God’s healing power. Our grandson, Eli, who just turned 3, developed a serious infection in his hip joints. He couldn’t walk because of severe pain. He was hospitalized, had surgery, and put on an IV with strong antibiotics. Many people began praying. In 4 days, God completely healed him!! We were so grateful for God’s answers and for those praying. Our God is powerful and full of love and mercy.


This has been a busy season for us! Since our last newsletter, we have been involved in fixing up our house to sell, hosting several worship seminars, leading worship several places, speaking at churches, and visiting our grandkids!
in February. There was much damage to our house, and we spent the next month and a half repairing everything. We had a good friend help us, as we needed someone who knew construction. We listed our house at the end of March, and in one week it sold. We praise God for his grace on us, and we now pray for the escrow to go through with no problems! We are praying for wisdom for where to eventually relocate.
In February, Bruce led worship for the pastor’s gathering in Fremont; He also led worship for Calvary Chapel Livermore. They have no worship leader, and Bruce was able to encourage them. The next week, we led worship and Bruce taught at Calvary Chapel Crossroads in Antioch. We met a lady there whose mother we knew well in Germany! Small world! One of the women there came up to us afterwards, and said she had never experienced worship like that. God had delivered her from a lifestyle of addiction and mental illness.









2015 has brought many changes our way; definitely a NEW SEASON! We feel like missionaries moving to America, with all the re-entry procedures that people from other countries go through! Things like registering our car, securing a new drivers license, getting phones, securing a new address, healthcare, etc, etc! This past month has been filled with taking care of all these details. It can be a bit wearisome at times; yet God has blessed us with much grace and favour.
God is opening many doors in ministry as well. We have been getting invites all over to lead worship and give worship seminars. Our first seminar was in Pacific Grove, CA, and "just happened" to be within a couple miles of where we are staying. Pastor Dave didn't even know we lived here when he invited us. How wonderful to start our new adventure, right in our "own 



