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.

St. Peter's Episcopal Church · June 6, 2021, Justice And Mercy, The Rev. Perry Mullins

Justice and Mercy

God's discipline is always connected to God’s love, but that doesn’t mean that the consequences of sin can be ignored. Justice is necessary so that mercy will have a foothold... read more →

St. Peter's Episcopal Church · May 23, 2021, Listening Carefully, The Rev. Perry Mullins

Listening Carefully

How do you hear God’s voice? Sometimes we hear God in bold, miraculous ways, and other times, we hear God in the still, small voice. The message of Pentecost is... read more →

St. Peter's Episcopal Church · May 16, 2021, The Practice Of Prayer, The Rev. Perry Mullins

The Practice of Prayer

We can learn a lot about how to pray by looking at how Jesus prayed. The longest and most detailed prayer of Jesus is found in John 17 and is... read more →

St. Peter's Episcopal Church · May 9, 2021, The Sacrifice Of Love, The Rev. Perry Mullins

The Sacrifice of Love

Love isn't actually something that comes easily to us- not the kind of love the Gospel is talking about at least. Christian love goes beyond compassion, or the bonds of... read more →

St. Peter's Episcopal Church · April 25, 2021, The Good Shepherd, The Rev. Perry Mullins

The Good Shepherd

When we hear the parable of the Good Shepherd, we immediately identify with the sheep, which is a good thing. After all, Jesus is the shepherd. But we should also... read more →

St. Peter's Episcopal Church · April 18, 2021, You Are Witnesses, The Rev. Perry Mullins

You are Witnesses

Saying the word ‘evangelism’ in the Episcopal Church is an easy way to make people uncomfortable, but evangelism isn’t scary. We share all sorts of things with those around us—why... read more →

St. Peter's Episcopal Church · April 4, 2021, “Alleluia! Christ Is Risen!”, The Rev. Perry Mullins

“Alleluia! Christ is Risen!”

Each Lent, Episcopalians remove the word ‘Alleluia’ from our worship. At St. Peter's, the kids even make an ‘Alleluia banner’ and bury it in the church yard to be dug... read more →

St. Peter's Episcopal Church · March 28, 2021, Christ the Temple, The Rev. Perry Mullins

Christ the Temple

Jesus spent the last week before his Passion and death in the Temple. The image of the Temple is an important one for Christians because through Jesus' death, we were... read more →

St. Peter's Episcopal Church · March 14, 2021, The Joy Of The Cross, The Rev. Perry Mullins

The Joy of the Cross

Lent is a time for remembering our mortality and humanity. God forced the people of Israel to see their human weakness as they wandered through the wilderness in order to... read more →

St. Peter's Episcopal Church · February 28, 2021, God’s Big Promises, The Rev. Perry Mullins

God’s Big Promises

We’ve all heard empty promises. We may have even made some ourselves over the years. Throughout the Bible, God makes big, extravagant promises that sometimes seem absurd, but they aren’t... read more →

February 28, 2021
The Rev. Perry E. Mullins
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