The Reverend Garibaldi McFlurry

We've reached the end of the fifth month of the year, and May has come to an end. What has been happening on the blog this month? This i...

Mention hell today in the street, and you may well be laughed at. For most people, hell is imagined as the topic of a cartoon, where a camp ...

This morning, our theme is building up the church. Maybe when you hear that, you think of the building project, the bricks and mortar, and t...

This year, the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity, Downpatrick is celebrating the 400th anniversary of its Charter being granted by King James I....

We're onto the G's in What's on your iPod? Gabriel's Oboe - The Mission Soundtrack Galway Girl - Sharon Shannon with Mundy...

William Shakespeare has always been a mystery to me. He's been at the background of my awareness, with a few well-known quotations and p...

Sometimes I try to link songs from the radio to the Gospel, but on the rare occasions, the song provides its own link. For a few weeks now, ...

I'm preparing to preach twice on Sunday, which is a lot of work to be getting on with, besides visits and the routine stuff. The evening...

Mel Wiggins has launched her debut EP, entitled My Brother's Keeper. Mel writes her own material, and sings from the heart with an unde...

St George's Tron Church in Glasgow is one of the leading evangelical churches in the Church of Scotland, and the base of Cornhill Scotla...

Behold, how good and pleasant it is when brothers dwell in unity! So begins Psalm 133, and we saw that this evening in the Burton Hall at St...

Moving on to the F's in What's on your iPod? Facedown - Matt Redman Faithful One - Piano Chill Faithful to the End - Hillsong Fal...

With encouragement from Daniel , I'm going to stick with McFlurry's McLinks. So here's another batch of cool reads for you to go...

It's Ascension Day today, forty days after Easter Sunday, when we recall the Lord Jesus leaving His disciples and returning to heaven. W...

Comparative Religion is normally the study of various religions to discover and emphasise their similarities. It's a particularly popula...

Took a wander in Belfast city centre the other night having left Lyns round to start her night shift. Night photography is one of my favouri...

This week on the blog we've been thinking about seniors' work, in the aftermath of the Seniors' Weekend in church. So far we...

How does God view older people? It's an interesting question to ask, especially when thinking about evangelising and ministering to seni...

How do we view older people? This is a question that came up during the discussions in our Seniors' Weekend. Society seems to look down ...

This weekend we've been thinking about Seniors' Ministry in the parish. A busy time, but also a good time. As well as the theory of ...