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The President, the Peanut, & the Pulpit
Photo credit: Rob Bridenstine
President Jimmy Carter is still revered today in his home of Plains, Georgia.
President Carter stands ready to lead a sermon at Sunday church service, as he does still every Sunday.
President Carter takes times to meet with visitors and admirers that attend his service in Plains, Georgia.
President Jimmy Carter leads the congregation at Marantha Baptist Church in Plains, Georgia every Sunday.
Peanuts are a way of life in Plains, Georgia, as noted by the annual Peanut Parade.
A caricatured peanut sculpture depicting President Jimmy Carter stands tall in his home of Plains, Georgia.
