The Reverend Garibaldi McFlurry

When I was growing up, my heart was set on becoming a journalist. So all my work experience was in local newspapers. My subjects for A-Leve...

On this Remembrance Sunday, we honour those who served and gave their lives for the cause of peace and freedom. It is estimated that 17 mil...

One of the most difficult things a minister can be involved with is a funeral. Yet at the same time, a funeral can be a very rewarding part ...

Life has been a bit of a blur these last few weeks, and what has happened still hasn't really sunk in. On Monday 30th January 2012, afte...

It seems that any time you're talking about death, the old question always arises: burial or cremation? From there, the discussion will ...

We still remember, two years on .

Yesterday was a difficult day. We said goodbye to Lynsey's granny - who was also 'my' granny. I'm not sure I can write much ...

Two funerals in two days. A busy time, as well as everything else that goes on in the parish. But it's a privilege to be allowed into pe...

Here's the sermon mp3 audio file from Sunday night's Living With Loss service for those who have been bereaved in recent years. Resu...

Several times in recent years we have witnessed state funerals. Diana, Princess of Wales was probably the most prominent, or on a smaller sc...

I'm not sure what to say, yet I have to say something before moving to other topics on the blog. Yesterday, I was privileged to be asked...