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Book about Jimmy Carter's church during presidency has Knoxville link | Georgiana Vines
The late Rev. Charles A. Trentham, a popular yet controversial minister at Knoxville’s First Baptist Church who became a pastor to President Jimmy Carter in Washington, D.C., in 1977, is mentioned in ...