The Reverend Garibaldi McFlurry

The way to a man’s heart is through his stomach. The theory of that saying is that you get in with a man, you make him like you, by feeding...

One of the challenges of venturing into the Old Testament comes in a passage like ours this morning. It’s the sort of reading that strikes ...

I wonder if you’ve ever heard the funny little poem, in which nothing quite makes sense: One fine day in the middle of the night, two de...

Finding your way can sometimes be a tricky business. Trying to follow someone else’s directions is an adventure - especially when they don’...

A few years ago, Elton John caused some controversy by claiming that ‘songwriters today are pretty awful, which is why everything sounds th...

This past week, we spent quite a bit of time with family. I don’t know about yours, but most families, when they get together, start sharin...

We're coming round to the time of year when my subscription to the Church of Ireland Gazette is due. This year, though, I'm serious...

One of the games we used to play as children was quite simple. You took hold of the other person’s hands and started to wrestle, until even...

Where is your favourite place on earth? Perhaps it’s the beach where you holidayed this summer, the memories lasting longer than the suntan...

The sermon mp3 uploads have been behind for a while, but hopefully we'll be able to catch up. Back in May and June, we preached through...

This morning, I hope you have your thinking caps on. I’ve got a few little riddles for you. 1. What gets wetter the more it dries? A towel....

You can normally tell a lot about someone based on their home. Now, don’t worry, I’m not going to single anyone out; there’s no naming and ...

Today, after fifteen years, I'm leaving O2. My life over those last fifteen years has been neatly divided into spells of three years -...

I wonder if you've ever been ashamed. Maybe it was a long time ago when you thought you were a big boy, and your mum took your hand to ...