of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church Bradley Phillips, 1849, member of the Wisconsin State Assembly William Swan Plumer, 1826, Presbyterian clergyman, author and educator James Reeb, 1953, Civil Rights martyr George S. Rentz, ordained in 1909; Navy chaplain during World War I and World War II Jana Riess, 1994 Jay Richards Stanley P. Saunders, 1990 Samuel Simon Schmucker, 1820 Louis P. Sheldon, 1960 Robert B. Sloan, 1973, educator DeForest Soaries William Buell Sprague, 1819 Ned B. Stonehouse, 1927 Loren Stuckenbruck Lorna Taylor Charles Templeton, Canadian journalist Timothy Tennent, 1991 Mark L. Tidd, US Navy Admiral, 25th Chief of Chaplains Conrad Tillard (born 1964; Master of Theology), Baptist minister, radio host, author, civil rights activist, and politician Henry van Dyke, 1874 Cornelius Van Til, 1924, presuppositional apologist, taught briefly but later followed Machen to Westminster Theological Seminary in 1929. Geerhardus Vos, 1885 Benjamin Breckinridge Warfield, 1876 Neil Clark Warren Victor Paul Wierwille, Th.M, founding president of The Way International biblical research, teaching and fellowship ministry in New Knoxville, Ohio Ralph D. Winter, B.Div, founder of US Center for World Mission and William Carey International University Theodore S. Wright, 1828. First African-American graduate. John C. Young, 1828, pastor and 4th president of Centre College References Further reading David B. Calhoun, History of Princeton Seminary. In Two Volumes. Carlisle, PA: Banner of Truth, 1996. James Moorhead, Princeton Seminary in American Religion and Culture. Grand Rapids, MI: Eerdmans, 2012. Richard Osmer and Gordon Mikoski, With Piety and Learning: The History of Practical Theology at Princeton Theological Seminary 1812-2012.'' Lit Verlag, 2012. External links Official website Seminaries and theological colleges in New Jersey Presbyterian Church (USA) seminaries Educational institutions established in 1812 1812 establishments in New Jersey Presbyterianism in New Jersey Christian seminaries and theological colleges Universities and colleges in Mercer County, New Jersey Reparations for slavery