LOW COUNTRY SOUL
Songs My Father Sang
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Book Details
About the Book
“These are some notes,” his father said shortly before he died, “about a few things I don’t want you to forget.” Those life lessons became the substance of Low Country Soul and, when placed along side an account the life and times of an amazing man, the book becomes a compelling read. The Bailey family was steeped in the savory sauce of the Carolina low-country. Set on the islands of Charleston County, South Carolina, the story opens a window on life and culture during the war years of the1940’s. It also gives entrance into the soul of the man. The Songs My Father Sang are like the Biblical psalms in which the writer praises God for life in whatever form it came to him.
About the Author
Dr. Ralph Bailey is a retired Methodist Minister who lives with his wife in Savannah, GA., the city in which he was born. In addition to his parish ministry, he served for 13 years as Director of Pastoral Care at Candler General Hospital, has written curriculum for the Methodist Publishing House, and numerous articles for nationally circulated periodicals. He is the author of “For Everything A Season” which was first published in 1975 by Hawthorn Books and republished in 2011 by Xlibris. He is the pastor emeritus at historic, Trinity UMC, the mother church of Savannah Methodism.