The Rev. Perry E. Mullins, Author at St. Peter's McKinney

About The Rev. Perry E. Mullins

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.

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St. Peter's Episcopal Church · September 5, 2021, Make No Distinction, The Rev. Perry Mullins

Make No Distinction

Have you ever noticed how many divisions we make in our lives between those who are like us and those who are different? The story of Jesus and the Syrophonecian... read more →

St. Peter's Episcopal Church · August 22, 2021 To Whom Can We Go, The Rev. Perry Mullins

To Whom Can We Go

It takes everything that we are and everything that we have to commit to a life of faith. Jesus never told us that it would be easy. He actually said... read more →

St. Peter's Episcopal Church · August 15, 2021 , he Gifts God Gives, The Rev. Perry Mullins

The Gifts God Gives

God gives us each gifts, talents, and passions in order to strengthen and build up one another into the Body of Christ. When we each use our gifts well, we... read more →

St. Peter's Episcopal Church · August 8, 2021, The Reason God Gives, The Rev. Perry Mullins

The Reason God Gives

On Sunday, we started a two week mini-series on how we can use the gifts God has given us to strengthen both the church and the world. Jesus didn’t come... read more →

St. Peter's Episcopal Church · August 1, 2021, It’s All About Jesus, The Rev. Perry Mullins

It’s All About Jesus

Why do we come to church every week? The point of our faith isn’t to be better people, to live in community, or for some need of ours to be... read more →

St. Peter's Episcopal Church · July 25, 2021, Communion And Community, The Rev. Perry Mullins

Communion and Community

I learned at a young age that food is about much more than sustenance. It’s about community, family, and love. The feeding of the five thousand is John’s Communion story,... read more →

St. Peter's Episcopal Church · July 11, 2021 The Sacrifice Of Faith, The Rev. Perry Mullins

The Sacrifice of Faith

The death of John the Baptist is a gruesome and alarming story. Why is it included in Mark’s Gospel, and why do we read it in church? Its inclusion seems... read more →

St. Peter's Episcopal Church · July 4, 2021, Failing With Grace, The Rev. Perry Mullins

Failing with Grace

We think of failure as some thing to be avoided at all costs, but what we forget is that failure is a chance for a new start. There are examples... read more →

St. Peter's Episcopal Church · June 13, 2021, Tomatoes, Wheat, And Mustard Seeds, The Rev. Perry Mullins

Tomatoes, Wheat, and Mustard Seeds

Jesus constantly uses agrarian parables to describe the Kingdom of God because they evoke a sense of growth, vitality, and life. He says that the Kingdom of God is dependent... read more →