Utah Episcopalians spell out what they want in new bishop

By Kristen Moulton
The Salt Lake Tribune
02/04/2010

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Among other attributes, she or he must have found grace in personal failure, an experience that can make one a better leader, Tendick says. "We're hoping the applicants have dealt with failure in a way that has helped them to grow and learn."

One's response to failure also can be a barometer of humility, which undergirds many of the other attributes Episcopalians are looking for in a leader, he says.

Among those listed are: a love for sharing the story of Jesus Christ and embracing the guidance of the Holy Spirit; compassion; integrity; communication skills; welcoming of diversity; experience with rural and remote populations; and a willingness to learn about Western and LDS cultures. the rest