DAD'S DEATH AND MY PRIVILEGED MOMENT
For some five years I have wondered about my father’s death. My mum passed away in 2016, the toll of her devotional love and care for dad. Since
For some five years I have wondered about my father’s death. My mum passed away in 2016, the toll of her devotional love and care for dad. Since
For some five years I have wondered about my father’s death. My mum passed away in 2016, the toll of her devotional love and care for dad. Since
I wanted to thank you all for the support we have felt from you all on social media as we sit by my dad's hospital bed. I felt that it was too
It is not every day that you get to meet the Pope. Even less chance if you are a Presbyterian minister. Yet, today, that is exactly what my
On Monday morning (April 25th) I am hoping to be ushered in to a private audience with Pope Francis in the Apostolic Palace in Rome. That is an
This past week the number of hits on this Soul Surmise blog reached 1 million hits. I set it up around 15 years ago but didn’t shift over from my
(We recently lost the beautiful human Daniel Fry. This is the Tribute I shared at the Service of Love and Thanksgiving, in Fitzroy on March 29,
“Hairstyles and attitudes Are they connected Are the styles we embrace A matter of taste Or of values rejected” - Timbuk 3 I joked with
Fr Martin Magill and I are absolutely thrilled with todays big announcement in the Belfast Telegraph of the total donated to our BIG 60TH BIRTHDAY
Much as I loved the surprise parties thrown for my 40th and 50th birthdays I had my family under strict orders that I didn't want big party for my
photo: Bernie Brown "Old friends Sat on a park bench like bookends..." (Paul Simon) My good friend Fr Martin Magill was 60 back on
I can only describe it as the carry of a river. My dad used to talk about the carry. It was up the river from my Granny's thatched cottage in
It is a process that I am not sure if I have fully processed. Three months into Coronavirus lockdown and I found myself in hospital. It was sudden.
2020 started well. The 4 Corners Festival was a good one. I got to interview both Ken Haddock and Gary Lightbody to full houses in Fitzroy. This is
(This is my foreword from Trevor Stevenson's memoir that I have co-written with him. This gives you a flavour of why I was excited to be involved