Peter Friedlander is a media entrepreneur whose experience started with a creative background while growing up in central Texas. His passion is visual storytelling which has allowed him to document all across nations with ethnicities and cultures.

Working for nonprofits, he ventured out into telling missional stories in short films while living in the middle east with Arabs and Jews for two years, shortly before moving to Oklahoma.

Peter has been producing professional visual content for non-profits, missions, and businesses on a local and broad scale. His work includes photography, print design, animation, film, writing and web design.  Married to an Irish beauty since 2021, He currently works for Adult & Teen Challenge of Oklahoma as state comprehensive Media Director. 

"Growing up, I engaged deeply into my creativity as an artist, in somewhat mystical thinking and patterns to understand the world in a humanistic point of view.

Self-worth was my idol at the core. The basis of my beliefs was, there was no need for faith in whatever type of analogue thinking you could apply it to, those were for the weak, not for the social thinkers that could stand on their own. There was no standard of theoretical living since it would just boil down to God wanting the same example, surrender and more of your life without any negligent payback.

Only in heaven would we ever see what God would be really like, if we somehow reach to a standing point of pleasing God in our life here on earth.

I kept trying to find my place in this world of hate, selfishness and justifying ones own opinions.

I was pretty content with making peace with all men around me, but really afraid to death under neath my own skin.

Plagued for decades with an anxiety mindset of pleasing an unperfected world, I refused to step out and be called out.

This all changed when I was journaling in trips Africa and India in 08, when the God that I told everyone I believed in, actually met me, personally, unseen and un-wrapped.

He was saying 'Give me a chance. I've got something for you. But it's for you and only you'.

He was calling after me, not through the emotional rampaging religious spirit of measuring up that I had known when growing up.

But a walk and talk with my true father, Yeshua. Now, I seek beyond myself in my creative gifts, knowing that I've already been entered into the book of life the moment I said yes, and that comes full circle with grace. And seek to express Him, in His stories. That change the world"