Lynn Walker Gendusa

Inspirational stories of faith, home, family, life, and struggles.

Life beyond the grief and sorrow

He left the lumber mill he owned accompanied by his beloved dog, Snowball. They walked the usual path around the small fishing pond, which...

Choosing a safer, happier journey

My granddaughter will graduate from high school this year. I am unsure how this is happening because I thought she was born a few...

Miss Carter’s green pastures

Five horses gathered at the fence behind the barn waiting for Miss Carter to bring them treats. She patted their noses, told them they...

Planting a garden of wisdom

After being asked by a friend how I separate my political beliefs from my faith, I answered, "I don't." I am always puzzled by...

Leaving age on the curb

Before Christmas 2018, I went with a group of girlfriends to New York City to see the bright lights, the holiday decorations, and, hopefully,...

An American president, a bank chairman, and me

It was the late 6os, and when my husband began a job teaching in Fayette County, Georgia, we moved to a new town under...

Walk a mile in his shoes

I was delightfully honored to be asked to speak at a civic club meeting. After my response, "Of course!" I began to ponder the...

Mama’s chocolate box of valentines

When Valentine’s Day is over, we will have written our names under "love" and moved on to February 15. The cards will be tossed...

Blessing of the unexplainable

Yes, siree, I have concluded there are ghosts in my office! They could also be angels, or it could be that the Lord and...

Rethinking Valentine’s Day

Valentine's Day, complete with Cupid, candy, cards, and caresses, is one of those holidays folks often squabble over. Some believe it is propaganda to...

Those perfect strangers we meet

Seven years ago, I submitted my first story to my adopted hometown newspaper, The LaGrange News. I was elated when the editor called to...

He speaks to me everywhere

"This Is My Father's World" is an old hymn I learned as a child. I remember being very proud of myself when I learned...