President Theodore “Teddy” Roosevelt is probably the most well-known president of his era. He was committed to foreign policy, so much so that his endeavors to end global conflict made him the first United States to win the Nobel Peace Prize in 1906.*

Equally impressive was his Administration’s commitment to America’s environmental prosperity—with his crowning achievement of the United States Forest Service in 1905. Much like President Benjamin Harrison, this commitment to the Created order defined his presidency far more than the notable foreign achievements.

Teddy Roosevelt considered himself part of the Dutch Reformed denomination, one of two presidents to do so**. That said his wife, Edith Roosevelt was far more Episcopalian than he was Dutch Reformed. She dictated his funeral be held at Christ Episcopal Church in Oyster Bay, New York in 1919.