The Reverend Garibaldi McFlurry

It's the end of another year, and another year of reading. I've been keeping track of the books that I've read each year since ...

On Sunday we finished our series in 2 Peter, looking at God's precious and very great promises. I really enjoyed getting to grips with ...

I like to keep track of the books I read, and tot them up at the end of each year. I normally try to review them on the blog as well, but i...

Another year is ending, so it's the time to have a look back at what I've read over the past year. A disappointing year in some way...

It's the final day of the year, which gives me an opportunity to check how many books I read this year, revisit the reviews, and decide...

Last year, I set myself the challenge to read more books and spend less time on my phone. Did it work? Here's the list of books I've...

I've previously reviewed another similar book from James Montgomery Boice - The Christ of Christmas . In it, Boice's Christmas serm...

Facebook is a great way of keeping up to date with former school friends. Just last week, I noticed that one of my contemporaries from Walla...

This is now the final blog posting of 2011, and an opportunity to look back at the events of this year. All in all, there have been 248 post...

The last month of the year always seems to be a busy time, with the run-up to Christmas and all it entails. This is the 22nd post, although ...

There isn't a prize for book reading, yet I find it useful to keep a list of the books I've read to remind myself what they were abo...

2010 was the year of the 365 project , which almost made me despair of taking photos for a while once the pressure was off. I even promised ...

Last year I compiled a list of the top ten blog referrers of 2010. As we're in the season for summing up the year and reflecting on what...

It's almost as if the blog is declining from neglect, and it's getting worse each month! We're at the end of another month, and ...

Remember, remember, the fifth of November, Gunpowder, treason and plot. I see no reason why gunpowder treason, Should ever be forgot. T...

This is just the twelfth blog posting of October, the frequency seems to be going down while the visitor stats continue to grow by random se...

My first month as Rector of Aghavea completed, it's time to look back and see what's been happening on the blog. Just thirteen posts...

This was a difficult book to read, not because the words were hard to understand, but because the words impacted so well, through the nudgin...

The end of another month, the children are going back to school, and my holiday between jobs comes to an end with my Institution service thi...

My earliest memories of the author of this autobiography were in the Diocesan Magazine he edited, with his name emblazoned in bold letters. ...