Theodore Ledyard Cuyler (1822-1909)
The birthplace of Theodore Ledyard Cuyler in Aurora, New York.
Cuyler Gore Park in Brooklyn, New York is named for Dr. Cuyler.
Theodore Ledyard Cuyler is buried at Green-Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn, New York.
An Hour’s Talk About History (1842)
The City’s Wants, and the Church’s Work: A Discourse on City Missions (1854)
Two Evenings With the Late Professor Alexander (1860)
John B. Gough and the Temperance Reform (1860)
Answering Our Own Prayers (1861)
The Greatness of Small Things (1861)
Cross-Bearing For Christ (1861)
The Blessings of Disappointment (1861)
True Prayers Never Lost (1861)
A Peep Into Cut-Throat Alley (1861)
Intellect; and How to Use It (1863)
What Keeps You From Christ? (1864)
The Cost of Serving Christ (1864)
The Cedar Christian: And Other Practical Papers (1864, 1891)
One Root of Drunkenness (1865)
Sermon on the Death of President Abraham Lincoln (1865)
A Teacher in God’s School (1866)
The Empty Crib: A Memorial of Little Georgie. With Words of Consolation For Bereaved Parents (1868)
A Walk in Greenwood Cemetery, New York (1870)
Successful Preaching: Addresses to Theological Students (1870)
The Moral Duty of Total Abstinence (1871, 1873)
Thoughts For Heart and Life (1875)
Extracts From Walter P. Doe, Eminent Authors on Effective Revival Preaching (1876)
Introduction to W.H. Daniels, The Temperance Reform and Its Great Reformers (1878)
Passing Over to the Other Side (1878)
Sinai Sends Sinners to Calvary (1879)
Address at The Alexander Memorial (1879)
Pointed Papers For the Christian Life (1879)
From the Nile to Norway and Homeward (1881)
The Necessity of Earnest Living (1882)
Christians For the World — Not of It (1882)
God's Light on Dark Clouds (1882)
Jesus a Saviour: Why Not Yours? A Paper For the New Year (1883)
Things That Cannot Be Shaken (1883)
God’s Fatherly Discipline (1883)
The Perils of the Play-House (1883)
Wayside Springs From the Fountain of Life (1883)
Stop Before You Begin: A Plain Talk With Young Men (1884)
How Gambling Begins: A Plain Talk With Young Men (1884)
Mary Lyon and Mr. Moody — As Educators (1884)
The Snares of South Winds and Smooth Seas (1884)
Where Do You Spend Your Evenings? A Plain Talk With Young Men (1884)
Well Based and Well Built (1884)
Pastoral and Sermonic Habits: Personal Experiences of Distinguished Clergyman, No. III (1884)
The Punishment of Parental Sins (1884)
The Cry, and the Rope of Relief (1884)
The Tent Home and the Eternal Home (1884)
The Value of Life (1885, 1908)
Lafayette Avenue Church: Its History and Commemorative Services, 1860-1885 (1885)
Paul’s Law of Charity as an Argument For Total Abstinence (1887)
Newly Enlisted: A Series of Talks With Young Converts (1888)
Sweetening Bitter Things (1888)
The Lessons of the Lillies (1888)
God’s Children in Dark Hours (1888)
Introduction to William Secker, The Nonsuch Professor (1888)
Healing…All Manner of Disease (1889)
Ministers — Young and Old (1889)
The Blessings of Head-Winds (1889)
How To Have a Working Church (1889)
In the Sunshine of Christ’s Love (1890)
Solid Certainties in Christ (1890)
Curing Dull Prayer-Meetings (1890)
A Thirty Years’ Pastorate, With Some Account of the Pulpit, the Preacher, and the People (1890)
Dr. Spear as a Preacher (1891)
The Conversion of Children (1891, 1892)
Stirring the Eagle's Nest, and Other Practical Discourses (1892)
The Sound in the Mulberry Trees (1894)
Looking For the Handfuls (1894)
The Secret of a Strong Life (1894)
Shall Women Be Burdened With the Ballot? (1894)
Shall Women Be Burdened With the Ballot? (1894, 1905)
Rev. Theodore L. Cuyler, D.D. (1894)
Words of Greeting to the Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor (1895)
Some Memories of Henry C. Bowen (1896)
The Jubilee of Dr. Richard S. Storrs (1896)
A New Year’s Greeting to Christian Endeavorers (1896)
Beulah-Land; or, Words of Cheer for Christian Pilgrims (1896)
Peter Carter, A Man We All Love: Some Reminiscences of Dr. Cuyler (1897)
William T. Ellis, Dr. Cuyler at Home (1897)
The Dean of the American Pulpit: An Interview With Dr. Theodore L. Cuyler (1897)
Exalt the Cross of Jesus Christ! (1897)
A Brand From the Burning (1897)
God’s Gold Tried in the Fire (1897)
How To Choose Your Calling (1897)
Striving For the Strait Gate (1897)
The Temperance Reform: What Next? (1897)
The Wise Saving of Money (1897)
The Great Mischief of Some Little Things: Practical Words to Young Men (1897)
The Rainbow About the Throne (1897)
“A Merry Heart Doeth Good”: A Talk For Thanksgiving Day (1897)
Introduction to George D. Dowkontt, Murdered Millions (1897)
Well-Built: Plain Talks to Young People (1898)
Mountain Tops With Jesus: Calls to a Higher Life (1898, 1899)
Brave Onesiphorus - A Talk For the Times (1898)
Straight to Jesus Christ! (1898)
Thirty-Eight Years in the Independent (1898)
Dr. Newman Hall’s Life-Story (1899)
Above All Things — The Holy Spirit (1899)
Would You Become a Christian? (1899)
Preaching to the Unconverted (1899)
Upward Steps to the Higher Life (1899)
The Story and the Song of the Lamb: A Meditation For Passion-Week (1899)
Elements of Power in Some Great Preachers (1899)
Closing Days in Bermuda (1899)
The Canteen Let Loose Again! (1899)
Growing Old and Keeping Young (1899)
A Pleasant Run to Montreal (1899)
The Blow at Civil-Service Reform (1899)
“To Him That Overcometh” (1899)
Christians Under a Cloud (1899)
Samuel Rutherford and the Anworth Manse (1899)
The Sparks That Kindle Revivals (1899)
Forty Years in The Evangelist (1899)
Introduction to John V. Morgan, The Cambro-American Pulpit (1899)
General Discussions of the Evil and Its Remedies: A New Emancipation Demanded (1900)
The Requests of the Nineteenth Century (1901)
Starting Out For Christ (1901)
What Shall the Church Do With the Temperance Reform? (1901)
A Prescription For Sick Christians (1901)
Why Are Conversions Fewer? (1901)
Introduction to Jesse B. Carter, Peter Carter, 1825-1900 (1901)
The Lord’s Day and the German’s Beer (1902)
Some Changes I Have Seen in the American Pulpit (1902)
Dr. Thomas DeWitt Talmage (1902)
The Successful Minister (1902)
Dr. Cuyler's Address to the Presbyterian Historical Society (1902)
Recollections of a Long Life, An Autobiography (1902)
Fuel and Fire For Prayer Meetings (1903)
Clear Shining After Rain (1904)
Would You Be a Christian? (1904)
Christian Growth — Like the Lilies (1904)
Preaching Outside of the Pulpit (1904)
The Fruits of the Holy Spirit (1904)
A Close and Peculiar Partnership With the Son of God (1906)
Introduction to Ira D. Sankey, My Life and Sacred Songs (1906)
A Visit to Theodore Ledyard Cuyler: His Eighty-Fifth Birthday in His Brooklyn Home (1907)
Sketch of Dr. Theodore L. Cuyler (1907)
Theodore Ledyard Cuyler ‘41 (1909)
“I wrote the first article for the first number of the ‘Nassau Monthly,’ a Princeton College publication, which still exists under another name.” — Theodore L. Cuyler, Recollections of a Long Life, An Autobiography (1902), p. 93. This article, signed by “L,” is the first in the first issue of The Nassau Monthly.
Cuyler’s address was on James W. Alexander.
Abridged.
Also included are addresses by Theodore L. Cuyler, “Pen-Jottings of Early Temperance Reformers,” and “Sketch of Hon. Wm. E. Dodge.”
