Perry Mullins

Workshop: Stewardship as Discipleship

Intentional stewardship forms us, both personally and corporately. This workshop is for leaders who want to design a system that does both, starting with the questions underneath the pledge card: What do we actually own? What does it cost to give something away? And how does a congregation keep those questions alive in June as well as October? Participants will work with practical tools: how leaders model sacrificial giving, how a parish learns to talk about money out loud, and how formation, testimony, and the annual ask reinforce one another.

Bio: Rev. Mullins will oversee the team that partners with our congregations in the work of church planting, campus missions, missional communities, area mission, multi-ethnic ministry, and congregational vitality. He will begin this position in late September.

Rev. Mullins comes to the Diocese from McKinney, Texas where he has served as rector of St. Peter’s since 2017. Bishop Doyle notes, “I am excited about Perry’s arrival and look forward to his leadership in carrying forward our Faith in the Future work.” Rev. Mullins grew up in the Dallas area and holds an undergraduate degree in Psychology from the University of Texas at San Antonio. He earned his M.Div. from the Seminary of the Southwest in Austin and was ordained in 2014. His wife, Sarah, works in digital marketing, and they have two children: Lucas (9) and Maggie (4).