On November 6, 1860, Abraham Lincoln was elected the 16th President of the United States. Amid a nation divided by slavery and the secession of seven southern states, Lincoln called for unity and peace in his inaugural address, appealing to the “better angels of our nature.” Though he wished to avoid conflict, he stood firm in his resolve to preserve the Union. Remembered for his courage, compassion, and devotion to freedom, Lincoln led the nation through its greatest trial and helped bring an end to slavery. His life reminds us that true freedom is God-given and must be defended with faith and integrity. As we honor his legacy, may we stand for truth and liberty in His Story today.

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