Publisher's Synopsis
The Carpenter's House, is set in a time in America that encompassed both some of the best, and some of the worst times in our history. Nineteen fifty one, as remembered by those who lived it, ranged from a time of peace and tranquility, all the way down the scale to fearful and humiliating. In this book, is set forth the story of a young white couple and their devotion to each other, and to their friends, both black and white. At the same time, it addresses the plight of the Carpenters, a black family that must endure the indignity of those who hate them for no reason other than the color of their skin. The members of a small town church band together to show the Carpenters and their fellow citizens, that God's love can conquer all. This is a story of the hard facts of life as lived in that time, and shows God's love and compassion for all who will listen.
