Publisher's Synopsis
In this historically engaging memoir, Dr. Joseph Henderson shares the experiences of his humble beginnings in the 1930s as a Black man born in a Jim Crow south, through his deployment in the Korean war and a multi-decade long position as a Track & Field coach, to the unexpected detour of his academic career due to allegations that were leveled against him in the late 1990s.
Meant only to smear his name and destroy his reputation, thankfully, these actions would not be the conclusion of the matter, as Dr. Henderson continued to stand with grace, leaning on his mother's wisdom and his faith in God... confident that his innocence would come to light and that "all things would work together for good." "Coaching with Faith: Guilty until Proven Innocent" is a story of hope, and as you learn his side - the truth - you will witness how one man navigated the reality that when the weapon of power was formed against him . . . it did not prosper (Isaiah 54:17).
