The Reverend Garibaldi McFlurry

Let’s pray: Lord Jesus Christ, as we survey your wondrous cross, may we see your glory, and give you our souls, our lives, our all. Amen....

What would it take to convince you that Jesus is alive? What sort of proof would you need? Perhaps you think that even that question is ...

Amidst the devastating news of the coronavirus pandemic, there are glimmers of hope, and stories of amazing dedication and sacrifice. Mayb...

There’s something very natural in the fifth word spoken from the cross. On the night before the cross, Jesus had shared in the Last Supper w...

As we’ve been adapting to the new normal of the current social distancing and self-isolation restrictions, perhaps one of the most difficu...

I wonder if you’ve ever had a memorable meal. A dinner that really sticks out in the mind. Now, maybe you can remember every meal you’ve ev...

Our niece was telling me the other day about how she was at the beach over the Easter holidays with her friend. A little further along the ...

In recent years, we’ve seen the invention of lots of new words and phrases. So, for example, if you haven’t had your dinner yet, then you m...

‘Why are you crying?’ That’s the question that Mary Magdalene is asked, not once, but twice in our reading. Perhaps it’s a question that yo...

This evening gives us another opportunity to reflect on the good news of Easter. And, because it’s a praise service, we get to lift our pra...

Today is Easter Sunday, and it’s a day when we get to enjoy some Easter eggs! Has anyone had any Easter egg yet this morning? Maybe after d...

‘He gave his life for strangers. He must have known that he didn’t really have a chance. If that doesn’t make him a hero, I don’t know what...

When we think of the Lord’s prayer, we immediately think of the prayer we say at every service - ‘Our Father, who art in heaven.’ But tonig...

I’ve brought along something tonight that you’ll hopefully be able to see. Here are my earphones! Now what are earphones used for? They’re ...

Saying farewell is never easy. To know that someone isn’t going to be around, for whatever reason, can be difficult to get used to. And yet...