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Transition Committee being formed in the Diocese of Olympia

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This information on the bishop transition is from the Diocese of Olympia.

The Joint Board for Bishop Transition is forming a Transition Committee of both clergy and lay people. They need to be the following:

  • Team players
  • Well-organized
  • Able to make a significant time commitment

There will be monthly Zoom team meetings and Zoom subcommittee meetings, as needed.

The Transition Committee will do the following as we walk through this process together:

  • Plan the meet-and-greets with bishop nominee candidates
  • Plan the electing convention
  • Assist in planning the consecration weekend, including the following:
    • Liturgy
    • Receptions
    • Other activities
  • Support the candidates and eventual bishop-elect

Following the election, the Transition Committee will assist the bishop-elect and their family as they transition from their current ministry to the Diocese of Olympia.

Particular skills essential to the committee include these:

  • Leadership
  • Oral and written communications
  • Proficiency with technology used in virtual meetings and document sharing
  • Hospitality and spiritual care
  • Liturgy planning
  • Event planning

The Joint Board will be accepting nominations beginning October 20. Watch for the announcement on the diocesan website.

If you have any questions, please reach out to the Joint Board at jointboard@ecww.org.

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