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...

As we bring this series of posts on the 1859 Revival to an end, where are we today in terms of revival? Can we expect a similar move of the ...

Continuing the series on the 1859 revival, I wanted to write about the experiences of the outpouring in the local area. Helpfully, Dr Paisle...

An interesting section of Ian Paisley's book on 'The "Fifty Nine" Revival' is the descriptions of events in the counti...

While the 1859 revival began and spread primarily within the Presbyterian Church in Ireland, the other Protestant denominations also saw sho...

When considering the scale of the 1859 Revival, with over 100,000 people convicted and converted, you may well wonder how it came about. Wha...

While some may be recalling 1859 for the installation of Big Ben in the Houses of Parliament, and the publication of The Origin of Species ...

On Monday night, we had our usual Late Praise service in the College Chapel. This week it fell to me to organise. Having cast my vote over t...