Mar 06

The Gathered Church

In a world that relies more than ever on technology, why is it important for the church to be together? The church is made up of all different kinds of people, and one of the essential tasks of faith is learning to love those people—especially the ones who are hard to love. Being in community with people who are different from us isn’t easy, but it’s not a problem to be fixed—it’s an essential part of the design. Embrace your church family in the coming weeks as we look together at what it means to be the gathered church.

About The Author

Fr. Perry Mullins is the Rector of St. Peter's Episcopal Church in McKinney. He grew up an Episcopalian. During college and afterward, he worked in youth ministry in San Antonio and Austin, and then entered the Episcopal Seminary of the Southwest. Fr. Perry loves preaching, teaching, and outreach, and still has a heart for children’s and youth ministries. He was called to be Rector of St. Peter’s in 2017. He is married to Sarah, and they have two children.