The Reverend Garibaldi McFlurry

Tumble out of bed and stumble to the kitchen Pour myself a cup of ambition and yawn and stretch and try to come to life. Jump in the sh...

Tim Challies makes a big claim at the start of this little book. When I read it, I was dubious, but here it is: 'I believe this book ca...

Something I always find fascinating is the fact that brothers and sisters can turn out so differently. From the same father and mother can ...

On Sunday morning I was preaching on slaves and masters from Ephesians 6, applying it to our work situations - a little appraisal before yo...

We’re coming up to the time of year when one of the big things to talk about is: ‘where are you going on holiday?’ I know that perhaps the f...

Over at the BBC, there's a report about a man who has landed " the best job in the world ." In case you're interested, it...

Something I'm determined to work on in this new year is to get my study into order. For this past wee while, things have been all over t...

Just a very quick post. Since my last updates on the Curacy List etc, there have been some exciting developments. We're now less than a ...

And so, the end is near, and now I face my final curtain... Today is now my last day in work, and my last day in the village of Newtownstewa...

This is going to sound really silly, but it is only today that it has finally hit me that I am leaving Newtownstewart so soon. It was only w...

Well, it seems that my end in Newtownstewart is coming sooner than expected - possibly as early as tomorrow. It seems that I have to use up ...

It's amazing how small things can become huge things, without any expectation, and how those same things can bring pleasure. When I star...

Once again, Thursday night finds me in the computer suite of Grange Court, in Newtownstewart, in the ECDL class through work. We’re now on ...

Things were fun in the office this morning, with a bit of furniture moving, as we consolidate the operation from two offices into one. The o...