N.C. Elects Mass. Priest March 5, 2017 News The Diocese of North Carolina has elected the Rev. Samuel Rodman, special projects officer in the Diocese of Massachusetts, as its 12th bishop. He led among lay delegates on the first ballot and in both orders on the second ballot. He won on the third ballot. Rodman also has served as the Massachusetts diocese’s project manager for campaign initiatives and rector of St. Michael’s Church in Milton, Massachusetts, for 16 years. The other nominees were: The Rev. George Adamik, rector of St. Paul’s Church in Cary, North Carolina The Rev. Charles T. Dupree, rector of Trinity Church in Bloomington, Indiana The Rev. Canon Michael Buerkel Hunn, canon to the presiding bishop for ministry within the Episcopal Church Ordained in 1988, Rodman is a graduate of Bates College and Virginia Theological Seminary. He is married to Deborah Rodman, and they are the parents of two adult daughters. In his free time, Rodman enjoys basketball, golf, kayaking, walking his dog, crossword puzzles, and creative writing. North Carolina (March 4) Ballot 1 2 3 C: Clergy • L: Lay C L C L C L Needed to elect 130 157 Adamik 33 36 16 18 6 4 Dupree 43 48 19 28 5 8 Hunn 53 81 52 83 49 89 Rodman 70 94 110 103 149 179 Contact | Covenant | Facebook | RSS | Subscribe | Twitter
