Theodore Cuyler
THEODORE LEDYARD CUYLER (1822-1909) was born at Aurora, N. Y. He attended Princeton Theological Seminary and received his doctorate. He pastored the Third Presbyterian Church in Trenton, N. J.; the Market Street (Reformed Dutch) Church N. Y.; and The Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church, Brooklyn, N.Y. He drew together one of the largest congregations in the country at that time and was acquainted with many famous people. He wrote thousands of articles for the religious press and many books of general interest.
Curiosmith features:
Heart-Life.
Help and Good Cheer.
Wayside Springs from the Fountain of Life.
- Beulah-land; or, Words of Cheer for Christian Pilgrims
- Buoying the Channel; or, True and False Lights on Temperance
- Campaigning for Christ
- Cedar Christian (The)
- Christianity in the Home
- Dark Clouds
- Empty Crib
- From the Nile to Norway and Homeward
- God’s Light on Dark Clouds: Words of Sympathy and Cheer
- Heart-life
- Heart-culture
- Heart-thoughts
- Help and Good Cheer
- How To Be a Pastor
- Just What to Do
- Model Christian (A)
- Mountain Tops with Jesus: Calls to a Higher Life
- Newly Enlisted: A Series of talks with Young Converts
- Our Christmas Tides
- Pointed Papers for the Christian Life
- Recollections of a Long Life: An Autobiography by Theodore L. Cuyler
- Stirring the Eagle’s Nest
- Stray Arrows
- Thought-hives
- Thoughts for Heart and Life (reissue of others)
- Twenty Two Talks on Everyday Religion
- Wayside Springs from the Fountain of Life
- Well-built: Plain Talks to Young People
- Young Preacher (The)