Carver was raised in a religious household after being orphaned and raised by Moses and Susan Carver. They regularly performed religious activities, which helped to build a strong religious foundation for Carver's life going forward.

Carver was fond of combining his religious beliefs with his scientific findings. He believed that both were important. Carver viewed science as a gift from God and felt it could be used to enrich and improve the lives of people all over.

Carver was regularly seen attending worship services and religious activities throughout his life.

Carver was heavily influenced by his faith. He used religion as a source of inspiration in the midst of his scientific study.

Carver's faith provided him with a moral compass that informed his interactions with people and his research.