Articles by Linda Brendle

The United States Constitution, as originally written, did not define specifically who could or could not vote—but it did establish how the new country would vote. […]

The ladies’ Bible Study provided inspiration for another column, especially in light of a subsequent tragedy. […]

The ladies Bible Study group at my church is studying the book of Ephesians on Wednesday mornings using Susan J. Heck’s book In Heavenly Places. […]

Anyone who has lived long enough to have to deal with the government in any way has experienced the government shuffle. […]

Last year about this time I shared about my Aunt Fay’s 99th birthday party and then continued with a rather boring column about longevity. […]

Colder temperatures blew into Rains County on Saturday, and by the time church was over on Sunday, winter had moved in for a visit. […]

Last week I began a review of 2023 based on my weekly columns. It turned out to be a two-week project, so here is a summary of July through December. […]

A review of the past year seemed like a good idea until I realized how much space it would take to summarize 52 columns. […]

To the world at large, “advent” is just a word that means the beginning of an event, the invention of something, or the arrival of a person. […]

David and I spent several days last week in Conway, Arkansas with my brother Jim and his wife JoLynn. […]