Theodore L. Cuyler

Theodore L. Cuyler (January 10, 1822 - February 26, 1909), prominent American Presbyterian minister and religious writer, authentic, autographed vintage handwritten quotation (AQS), 7.75 x 5. Cuyler lead the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church, a congregation that was recognized as the largest Presbyterian Church in the United States. He also published several religious works, including "Stray Arrows" (1851), "God's Light on Dark Clouds" (1882), "Beulah-Land; or, Words of Good Cheer to the Old" (1896) and "Our Christmas Tides" (1904). 

Extracted from the pages of a 1902 Autograph Calendar book recovered from Orange Memorial Hospital, New Jersey, Cuyler added the following quote to a page with the printed date of October 1: "'We must live by the day; & draw from God the 'strength equal to the day.' Opportunity comes new every morning, & duty new every morning; and with these comes sweet promise - 'my grace is sufficient for thee.' Theo. L. Cuyler / Brooklyn, New York."

Overall light toning, a professionally repaired tear to the top edge and a rough left edge from extraction, otherwise fine condition.