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The carpenter's apprenticeDan Ariail
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The carpenter's apprentice

176 pagesFirst published 19961 edition
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The Carpenter's Apprentice offers fresh insight into the life and spiritual development of Jimmy Carter, from his beginnings in rural Georgia though his presidential years to his current work with the Carter Center and organizations such as Habitat for Humanity. Written by Mr. Carter's pastor and personal friend, this spiritual biography draws from exclusive interviews and personal anecdotes, quotes from friends and family, and excerpts from published works. The Carpenter's Apprentice is a personal glimpse of Jimmy Carter, the man and a testimony to the faith that has influenced his career as…

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FormatPublisherYearPagesISBN
EditionZondervan Pub. House19961769780310200123
BiographyPresidentsChristian lifeBaptistsReligionCarter, jimmy, 1924-Georgia, biography