Thought for the Day from Radio Ulster Episodes Episode guide
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Rebecca Smyth, Sunday 3rd December 2023
Hope in our waiting
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Rebecca Smyth, Sunday 28th April 2024
Keep making art
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Rebecca Smyth, Sunday 26th November 2023
Love looks like..
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Rebecca Smyth, Sunday 19th May 2024
We all lose our pink some times
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Rebecca Smyth, Sunday 17th December 2023
Giving up control and believing
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Rebecca Smyth, Sunday 12th May 2024
Sometimes you don't know what to shout.
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Rebecca Smyth, Sunday 12th March 2023
Small does not mean being insignificant
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Rebecca Smyth, Sunday 10th December 2023
Abundance
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Professor Laurence Kirkpatrick, Tuesday 8th April 2025
Love a Lawyer
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Professor Laurence Kirkpatrick, Tuesday 6th January 2026
Seven score years and ten
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Professor Laurence Kirkpatrick, Tuesday 27th January 2026
January is a good month for some honest self-discovery
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Professor Laurence Kirkpatrick, Tuesday 20th January 2026
Even in stressful situations – there is often room for laughter.
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Professor Laurence Kirkpatrick, Tuesday 1st April 2025
April Fools' Day
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Professor Laurence Kirkpatrick, Tuesday 15th April 2025
Doubting Thomas
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Professor Laurence Kirkpatrick, Tuesday 13th January 2026
"We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars."
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Professor Gladys Ganiel, Thursday 29th December 2022
Faith, Perseverance and Hope
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Prof. Gladys Ganiel, Sunday 3rd May 2026
I’ve run enough to know what to expect today: suffering.
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Prof. Gladys Ganiel, Sunday 1st February 2026
St Brigid’s Day
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Prof. Gladys Ganiel, Monday 20th July 2025
Pilgrims wear traditional Breton clothing and carry embroidered banners.
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Prof. Gladys Ganiel, Monday 27th July 2025
Whisperings of revival may come as a surprise to churchgoers.
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Prof Laurence Kirkpatrick, Wednesday 8th July 2026
Shops and restaurants use these codes to collect information about us.
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Prof Laurence Kirkpatrick, Wednesday 29th July 2026
Spare a thought for Aneximenes
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Prof Laurence Kirkpatrick, Wednesday 22nd July 2026
‘I tried my best’ is a wonderful epigraph.
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Prof Laurence Kirkpatrick, Wednesday 15th July 2026
An image can convey ideas or emotions more effectively than a string of sentences.
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Prof Gladys Ganiel, Sunday 8th February 2026
Mary Ann McCracken believed that all people are made in the image of God.
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Prof Gladys Ganiel, Sunday 22nd February 2026
Saidie Patterson was no stranger to hardship.
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Prof Gladys Ganiel, Sunday 15th February 2026
The DeLorean, it must be said, was a convincing time machine.
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Prof Gladys Ganiel, Friday 7th August 2026
It made me wonder whether the Greenway itself provides something rather like structure.
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Prof Gladys Ganiel, Friday 14th August 2026
Without a word being spoken, the chapel had communicated to me its central message...