Jimmy Carter was the 39th President of the United States. He was raised in Georgia in an anti-segregationist Christian family. Carter had a devout Christian upbringing and was active in his local church. He served two terms in the Georgia State Senate before being elected governor in 1970. Carter emphasized his moral beliefs and Christian values during his 1976 presidential campaign. As president, Carter took a passive and moral approach, prioritizing righteousness over political effectiveness. After leaving office, Carter founded The Carter Center and Habitat for Humanity, where he remains actively involved in humanitarian work motivated by his Christian faith.