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“A new year is upon us, with new duties, new conflicts, new trials, and new opportunities. Start on the journey with Jesus--to walk with Him, to work for Him, and to win souls to Him. The last year of the century, it may be the last of our lives! A happy year will it be to those who, through every path of trial, or up every hill of difficulty, or over every sunny height,, march on in closest fellowship with Jesus, and who will determine that, come what may, they have Christ every day.”

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Theodore L. Cuyler

Theodore L. Cuyler was an American writer renowned for his contributions to the genre of historical fiction. Born on January 10, 1822, and deceased on February 26, 1909, Cuyler's career spanned several decades during which he authored numerous novels and short stories. more

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