Greg Peters

Prof of Medieval and Spiritual Theology at Biola University; Research Prof of Monastic Studies and Ascetical Theology at Nashotah House; and Anglican Priest.

[Greg Peters @revdrgregpeters]

@IVMiles @carringtonam @AnglicanCompass @IVMiles Does the publisher provide review copies? I'd like to get one for the Cranmer Theological Journal.

[Continuing Forward @ContinuingFwd]

Forty years after the death of Martin Thornton, we report on the three-day conference held at @nashotah, discussing Thornton’s vision of parish renewal through a faithful Remnant and Rule of life, as led by Fr. Greg Peters of the @RECACNA and @FrMCDallman https://t.co/LTcGcSDEiT

[Fr Matthew C. Dallman, Obl.S.B. @FrMCDallman]

The 2026 Breck Conference at Nashotah House is dedicated to Martin Thornton—and I will be one of the speakers!

"The Monastic Mountain in the Parish: Investigations in the Theology of Martin Thornton"

Register here: https://t.co/H8chWBy1FB

[Greg Peters @revdrgregpeters]

Come to this year's Breck Conference at @NashotahHouse and learn about Martin Thornton's monastic-inspired theology of the Church!
https://t.co/QdKVplmGE9

[Greg Peters @revdrgregpeters]

Wow! I'm honored that "Anglican Spirituality" won a Credo Magazine book award. May God continue to use my modest offering for the good of his Church!

[Credo @CredoMagazine]

Category: Imagination, Beauty, and Liturgy

@revdrgregpeters. Anglican Spirituality: An Introduction. Cascade Books. @wipfandstock

[Greg Peters @revdrgregpeters]

Join me next June at Nashotah House to study the theology of Martin Thornton!
https://t.co/QdKVplmGE9

[Credo @CredoMagazine]

The Prayer of Humble Access reminds us to be thankful, affirms our standing before God, and assures us that He equips us for His calling.

Listen to the new Credo Podcast episode with Matthew Barrett (@MattMBarrett) and Greg Peters (@revdrgregpeters), "Why I Became Anglican: Holy Eucharist," exploring Holy Communion as a true sacrament and means of grace.
https://t.co/XRKowgu8pR

[Credo @CredoMagazine]

Coming this week. A new series! To kick it off @MattMBarrett sits down with @revdrgregpeters, professor @biolau. Get it in your inbox: https://t.co/3EjNMOwALb

[Greg Peters @revdrgregpeters]

@berkswell @PuseyHouse There is a video available through Pusey House at https://t.co/DKmLJV7NIV

[Greg Peters @revdrgregpeters]

Thank you @PuseyHouse for the invitation to speak on Evelyn Underhill.

[Pusey House Library @PuseyHouseLib]

On Thursday 2 October, @revdrgregpeters from @biolau will be giving a talk in @PuseyHouse on Evelyn Underhill and the Monastic Tradition at 6:15pm.

[Greg Peters @revdrgregpeters]

@catfish32010812 @PuseyHouseLib @biolau @PuseyHouse Yes it is!

[Greg Peters @revdrgregpeters]

I'm going to be back in Oxford in a few weeks to lecture at @PuseyHouse. Come and see me!
https://t.co/DKmLJV7NIV

[Greg Peters @revdrgregpeters]

@revpbenson @revbenson The meeting is limited to clergy and elected lay delegates of the REC.

[Greg Peters @revdrgregpeters]

Sneak peak to pique interest: the 2026 James Lloyd Breck Conference at Nashotah House (June 17-19) will be dedicated to Martin Thornton, remembering the 40th anniversary of his death. Details, registration, etc. forthcoming but mark your calendars!

[Greg Peters @revdrgregpeters]

@monkofjustice This language of "power" is what is truly distracting. Episcopacy, whether as PB or diocesan bishop, is never about power but about service.

[Greg Peters @revdrgregpeters]

Not wanting a fight but "assumpt" in the 16c. is not necessarily equivalent to the dogmatic use of Assumption re: Virgin Mary. E.g., "He was assumpte to the state of cardynal" (1503). Or, "Jesus is asumpt, or taken away into heauen" (1570). I.e., all Christians assumpt to heaven.

[Bishop Chandler Holder Jones @bishopchandler]

Has the Anglican Church historically believed in the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary? Yes. From the 1531 English Primer republished by Queen Elizabeth I in 1560...

How Mary assumpted was above the skies,
By her son as sovereign lady:
Received there among the heirarchies,
And crowned her the queen of glory.

[Greg Peters @revdrgregpeters]

A little review of a fun little book!

https://t.co/MPxKSLyLm8

[Credo @CredoMagazine]

What is Lectio Divina? "Evangelicals don't need to feel like they're doing something unusual or unique ... rather that they are just reading the Bible like the Church has always read the Bible."

- @revdrgregpeters Prof. of Medieval and Spiritual Theology at Biola University and Anglican Priest

[Credo @CredoMagazine]

Lectio Divina may be new to many today but historically it was just *the way* to read the biblical text. -Greg Peters @revdrgregpeters

New article! https://t.co/EBFRSK3qTn