During the funeral of former President Jimmy Carter, his grandson, Joshua Carter, shared touching insights into the late president's commitment to his Sunday school class at Maranatha Baptist Church in Plains, Georgia.
Joshua Carter highlighted how President Carter taught the Bible every Sunday without fail, from World War II to the Covid era. Despite his extensive travels, President Carter always made it a priority to be home to teach his Sunday school class, emphasizing the importance of this weekly ritual in his life.
Before delving into his Bible lessons, President Carter would share personal anecdotes from his week, discussing topics such as elections, conflicts, and disease eradication efforts. Joshua Carter recalled a poignant moment when President Carter shared the news of his grandson's passing in Sunday school, demonstrating his unwavering dedication to his students.
Described as a compassionate humanitarian, President Carter dedicated his life to helping those in need. He was known for building homes for the less fortunate, combating diseases in underserved communities, and advocating for peace worldwide. His grandson emphasized that President Carter's actions were driven by his deep faith and reverence for the principles of peace.
Joshua Carter's heartfelt tribute shed light on President Carter's legacy as a devoted teacher, a selfless servant, and a champion of peace. The stories shared during the funeral underscored the profound impact that President Carter had on the lives of those around him, leaving behind a lasting legacy of compassion and service.
