Lynn Walker Gendusa

When I saw the name "America" aligning itself with China, Iran, North Korea, and Russia, a shame swept over me I never knew before.

If Jesus were to join us today, would we recognize him? Would we notice the new guy in the pew with scars on his hands?

Lynn Walker Gendusa grew up with Bobby Ray, who would go on to fight in Vietnam. She honors his willingness to sacrifice his life for his comrades.

The 1960s were a significant period of change for many American teenagers, including my friend Bobby Ray.

U.S. Army veteran and West Point grad Hugh Macdonald needs a kidney, but none of his family members are suitable matches for a transplant.

Research shows that the Southern accent may be disappearing, but the author, a Southerner, argues for its values and importance.

Everyone knows where they live in America, right? We each have addresses, phone numbers, and better ways to find each other than hound dogs tracking a scent.

Over 249 years, the U.S. has overcome numerous obstacles, but in recent years, the challenges and divisions seem more and more insurmountable. We must change that.

Whenever I start my sentence with, “I've been thinking…”, my friends and family can't escape fast enough.

Earthly beings will always coexist with tragedy. We will see horror, experience pain, and search for joy. What is most surprising is that we continue onward, never giving up, and remain hopeful.