Father Peter continues his discussion of the life of Howard Thurman. Read Part 1 of this reflection HERE.

Father Peter explores the life of Howard Thurman: educator, civil rights activist, and preacher.

In this piece, Father Peter considers how Antony and the Desert Fathers can help us, as the Christians we profess to be, see and live in our world as it is just now, especially with the resurgence of Covid-19 and the battles around vaccination.

This Friday Reflection was published on December 18, 2020 as the third essay in a series entitled "Mapping the Landscape of Change in the Episcopal Church." The essay is very aspirational and flows both out of and back into Suzanne Glover Lindsay's two previous Reflections (August 6 & 13) on the emergence of Saint Stephen's and how it took shape over time.

Father Peter begins his series of reflections on the elements of the Spiritual Life with this discussion of prayer.

Father Peter concludes his two-part reflection on Bishop Jackson Kemper. Check out Part One of this reflection from last week.

Father Peter discusses the life and legacy of Frances Perkins, Secretary of Labor under Franklin D. Roosevelt.

In this week’s Friday Reflection, Father Peter explores the life of composer and musician Duke Ellington, with special emphasis on his impressive career and enduring spirituality.

Father Peter discusses the 50 days of Easter and how COVID-19 have transformed our experience of faith and spirituality.

Join Father Peter and St. Stephen’s in welcoming Good Friday with the Virtual Stations of the Cross by Busted Halo.

In Part Four of the Friday Lenten Reflections, Father Peter considers Petition 8 and 10 from the Litany of Penitence.