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Transition Updates
- trinitycathpdx
- Jan 13, 2025
- 2 min read
A Note from Senior Warden Greg Harris:
Dear friends,
As we embark on this clergy leadership transition, I intend to frequently share where we are and what lies ahead. Transitions like this can feel unsettling, so clear communication from (and to!) leadership is important so we can fully explore this opportunity for reflection and growth together.
Our work includes revisiting an enduring question: “How do we authentically serve God as a welcoming, inclusive parish and cathedral?”
This not about redefining who we are. Radical hospitality and inclusion are at the very heart of our identity as a community and will remain so. The self-study process is about affirming and articulating those values to ensure they are central as we move forward and can be clearly shared with prospective leaders for our Interim and Dean positions.
We are only a week into a transition process that will continue for 18–24 months, and while some answers will come in time, we’ve already taken important first steps:
We are delighted to welcome the Rev’d Linda Potter back to Trinity as our transition consultant.
Linda is a beloved member of our community, having served as Trinity’s interim priest five years ago, and we are fortunate to have her wisdom and experience guiding us. She will help us conduct our parish self-study, an essential step in this process.
Together, we’ll explore our past and present while preparing for a future that reflects our deepest values.
As we do this important work, our deeply gifted and compassionate Canon Vicar Shana McCauley will take the lead in overseeing the day-to-day life of our parish, supported by part-time clergy and our talented and dedicated staff.
I am confident in their leadership and dedication as we navigate this season together.
Finally, I invite you to join us for the Annual Meeting on Sunday, January 26, at 11:30 am. This will be a key opportunity to stay informed, ask questions, and remain engaged in the life of our community during this transition.
While change can feel disorienting, we are walking this journey together, trusting in God’s guidance. With faith in our shared mission and care for one another, we will emerge from this process stronger and clearer about how we are called to serve.
Faithfully,
Greg Harris
Senior Warden
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