The Reverend Garibaldi McFlurry

Deja vu is the feeling that you’ve lived through the present experience before. Deja vu is the feeling that you’ve lived through the pres...

If you’ve been binge-watching a series on Netflix or NowTV, or tuning in week by week on terrestial television, then you might be familiar ...

A former Archbishop of Canterbury once said this: ‘Everywhere the Apostle Paul went, there was a riot or a revival. Everywhere I go, they s...

Over the coming days and weeks, we’ll be getting to know each other a lot better. But at the start, as you meet someone for the first time,...

If you know me at all, you'll know I like my food. This book sounds like a perfect one for me, and it really was. Tim Chester has writt...

Have you ever thought about how many words we hear in a day? Whether it’s the TV, or radio, on the phone or face to face, it’s reckoned tha...

Do you remember about a year and a half ago, for a few Sundays in November, we had the Church of Ireland census? On each of the Sundays, ev...

My first job came completely out of the blue. I was 15, and one day I got home from school. Mum said that the owner of the corner shop up t...

We’re almost coming into the time of year when my doorbell starts to ring with increasing frequency. Tourists from America, Canada, and Aus...

On Monday I reviewed Jonathan Bardon's book The Plantation of Ulster . The parts of the book that resonated most deeply with me were t...

What can we do to make an impact on our local community? How do we go about introducing people to Jesus? When the church family seems so sm...

I've been living and working in a scenic part of rural county Fermanagh for over a year and a half now, having left suburban Belfast be...