Delia Quigley

Delia is an elder at TUC and a leader at the monthly Rainbow Christian Alliance. She is also a leader in Kairos Outside ministry and in the Emmaus Walks.

Delia is a retired Federal Police officer and has served in several peacekeeping operations, and is a member of Presbytery Standing Committee.

Reflections from Delia Quigley

The Beatitudes – bookends of grace

February 2, 2020

The Sermon on the Mount occurs early in Jesus’ ministry, it is the longest piece of teaching from Jesus within the New Testament, and the first recorded teaching in Matthew’s gospel. Matthew sets the scene for us: Jesus sees the crowds that have gathered, then goes up the mountain, where…

JESUS: Shepherd, King, Gateway of Hope

November 24, 2019

Colossians 1: 15-20, Luke 23: 33-43 This week marks the end of the current Christian year.  We have finished the season of Pentecost and today we celebrate that Jesus Christ is our Shepherd, our King and our Gateway of Hope, and next Sunday ushers in Advent, the beginning of the…

The Shrewd Steward

September 22, 2019

Sometimes thefts and perpetrators are easy to distinguish because they are very obvious. A few years back my work colleague and I were on a day time mobile police patrol when we received a radio call to go to an address where the owner of the house had come home…

Thoughts and Prayers

July 28, 2019

Luke 11:1-13 In today’s readings we have heard different prayers; within Psalm 85 we hear a Prayer for the Restoration of God’s Favour, and in Luke 11 verses 1-4 we hear a shorter version of The Lord’s Prayer and in verses 5-13 Luke is telling us that Jesus told the…

A foreign legion

June 25, 2019

Our readings today serve to remind us who we all are within the Church and who the church is within us. Galatians 3:23-29 Now before faith came, we were imprisoned and guarded under the law until faith would be revealed. 24 Therefore the law was our disciplinarian until Christ came, so that…