Best known as a revivalist and social reformer, __________________ was one of the most prominent churchmen men of his age. Born in New Haven, Connecticut, ____________ graduated ated from Yale University, where he was deeply affected by the godly Timothy Dwight. ____________ served first as a Presbyterian, then as a Congregationalist minister, before becoming president of Lane Theological Seminary in Cincinnati, Ohio. He was active in opposing Unitarianism and the abuse of alcohol, as well as advocating for the right of women to vote and for the abolition of slavery. ___________'s daughter, __________ Stowe, wrote the influential Uncle Tom's Cabin (1852). Each of his seven sons entered the ministry.

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