Theodore Thornton Munger (1830-1910) was born in Bainbridge, New York, and died in New Haven, Connecticut. He was a Congregational minister and author who graduated from Yale College (1851) and Yale Divinity School (1855). He was ordained and ministered at many churches across New England, including the Congregational Church of North Adams, Massachusetts. He was considered one of the most popular religious writers of his time and his books included: On the Threshold (1881); The Freedom of Faith (1883); The Appeal to Life (1887).

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