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Bishop Greg Rickel resigns at end of 2022

Posted onJuly 15, 2022July 15, 2022AuthorBob Chapman

Bishop Greg Rickel has announced his resignation as Bishop of Olympia, effective at the end of 2022. Read More …

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Bishop Greg Rickel wearing cope and mitre

Bishop Rickel on the Vestavia Hills shooting

Posted onJune 18, 2022June 18, 2022AuthorBob Chapman

Bishop Rickel’s statement on the shooting at Saint Stephen’s Episcopal Church in Vestavia Hills, Alabama, with three deaths. Read More …

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A Resource for Every Season

Posted onJune 4, 2022June 4, 2022AuthorBob Chapman

Having an estate plan in place is a powerful way to protect the people you love, steward the resources God has entrusted to you, and create a legacy that extends your faith for generations to come. Read More …

CategoriesBishop Greg RickelTagsestate planning, wills

Bishop Rickel delivering a message for the start of Lent in 2022

One thing seems certain: we will be changed

Posted onMarch 2, 2022March 2, 2022AuthorBob Chapman

The point of Lent is this, that entered into intentionally, prayerfully, with a committed discipline and practice, if we do it that way, one thing seems certain: we will be changed. There’s no way around it. Read More …

CategoriesBishop Greg RickelTagsLent

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Bishop Rickel’s statement on HBCU bomb threats

Posted onFebruary 2, 2022May 27, 2022AuthorBob Chapman

On the first of February and the first day of Black History Month, several of our historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) were terrorized with bomb threats. Read More …

CategoriesBishop Greg RickelTagsrace relations, racial violence

Christmas message for 2021 from Bishop Rickel

Christmas 2021: A Message from Bishop Rickel

Posted onDecember 26, 2021AuthorBob Chapman

This is the message from the Rt. Rev. Gregory Rickel, Bishop of the Diocese of Olympia, for Christmas 2021.  Read More …

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Advent 2021: A Message from Bishop Rickel

Advent 2021: A Message from Bishop Rickel

Posted onNovember 28, 2021AuthorBob Chapman

Bishop Greg Rickel of the Diocese of Olympia offers his reflections on Advent and blessings for the season. Read More …

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Thanksgiving message from Bishop Rickel

Thanksgiving 2021: a message from Bishop Rickel

Posted onNovember 25, 2021November 25, 2021AuthorBob Chapman

Bishop Rickel shares his reflections this Thanksgiving and his wishes for a Happy Thanksgiving to each of you. Read More …

CategoriesBishop Greg RickelTagsThanksgiving

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Bishops respond to verdict in Ahmaud Arbery case

Posted onNovember 24, 2021May 27, 2022AuthorBob Chapman

Presiding Bishop Michael Curry, Bishop Gregory Rickel, and bishops in Georgia respond to verdict in Ahmaud Arbery case from Georgia. Read More …

CategoriesBishop Greg Rickel, Presiding Bishop Michael Curry, Racial ReconciliationTagsAhmaud Arbery, race relations, racial violence

Bishop Greg Rickel wearing cope and mitre

Bishop Rickel’s Statement on the Kyle Rittenhouse Verdict

Posted onNovember 20, 2021May 27, 2022AuthorBob Chapman

Bishop Rickel reflects on the verdict in the trial of Kyle Rittenhouse in Wisconsin and the legal system in the United States. Read More …

CategoriesBishop Greg RickelTagsrace relations, racial violence

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