Bishop Thomas Bickerton's guest appearances

Bishop Thomas Bickerton

Get Your Spirit in Shape - United Methodist Podcast

Christ Church NYC

Louisiana Now

Junius Dotson

Matt Rawle

Rachel Billups

Brady Shearer

Adam Weber

Scott Miller

Tiffany Bluhm

Brian McLaren

Becca Stevens

Mike McHargue

Paul Gomez

Arthur Jones

Tracy Smith

Juanita Rasmus

Josh Scott

OwlTail

In the latest Louisiana NOW episode, Todd Rossnagel visits with Bishop Thomas Bickerton, resident bishop of the New York area and the newly elected and soon-to-be President of the Council of Bishops. Rossnagel and Bickerton cover a lot of ground, including an update on General Conference 2020. They also look back on the developments regarding COVID, Black History Month, and more on the future of the United Methodist Church.   And guess what Bishop Bickerton is a fan of? Baseball! And guess what that means? Todd gets to talk about baseball! Actually, Bishop Bickerton’s thoughts on baseball are fantastic, so you will want to hear those. Thank you for listening to the Louisiana NOW podcast.    For more on Bishop Bickerton, please head here: https://www.nyac.com/bishopthomasjbickerton   If you have an idea for an episode, we would love to hear from you. The podcast hotline is 504-507-1542 or you can send us an email, podcast@la-umc.org

In the latest Louisiana NOW episode, Todd Rossnagel visits with Bishop Thomas Bickerton, resident bishop of the New York area and the newly elected and soon-to-be President of the Council of Bishops. Rossnagel and Bickerton cover a lot of ground, including an update on General Conference 2020. They also look back on the developments regarding COVID, Black History Month, and more on the future of the United Methodist Church.   And guess what Bishop Bickerton is a fan of? Baseball! And guess what that means? Todd gets to talk about baseball! Actually, Bishop Bickerton’s thoughts on baseball are fantastic, so you will want to hear those. Thank you for listening to the Louisiana NOW podcast.    For more on Bishop Bickerton, please head here: <a href="https://www.nyac.com/bishopthomasjbickerton" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.nyac.com/bishopthomasjbickerton</a>   If you have an idea for an episode, we would love to hear from you. The podcast hotline is 504-507-1542 or you can send us an email, <a href="mailto:podcast@la-umc.org" rel="noopener noreferrer">podcast@la-umc.org</a>

A Conversation with Bishop Thomas Bickerton

Bishop Thomas J. Bickerton is the Resident Bishop of the New York Area, which includes the New York Conference in the Northeastern Jurisdiction of The United Methodist Church.Thomas J. Bickerton was born in Glen Dale, West Virginia. He is a graduate of West Virginia Wesleyan College (B.A. degree in Sociology/Psychology), a graduate of Duke University Divinity School (M.Div.), and a graduate of United Theological Seminary (D.Min.).

Bishop Thomas J. Bickerton is the Resident Bishop of the New York Area, which includes the New York Conference in the Northeastern Jurisdiction of The United Methodist Church. Thomas J. Bickerton was born in Glen Dale, West Virginia. He is a graduate of West Virginia Wesleyan College (B.A. degree in Sociology/Psychology), a graduate of Duke University Divinity School (M.Div.), and a graduate of United Theological Seminary (D.Min.).

Chasing Faith: Episode 10 - Bishop Thomas Bickerton

Meet Bishop Thomas Bickerton of the New York Episcopal Area. He was raised in West Virginia where his family worked in the glass industry and raised him in the church from day one. At West Virginia Wesleyan College, he developed an appreciation for the stories each person has to tell, which later deepened as he had opportunity to travel the world. When asked about the best part of being a bishop, he responded, “Being a bishop.” Bickerton is clearly enthusiastic about his ministry. Although a self-described driven personality, he talks about the importance of stillness, encouraging us to “just breathe” as an act of spiritual discipline. Please note: We recorded this conversation before the global pandemic.

Meet Bishop Thomas Bickerton of the New York Episcopal Area. He was raised in West Virginia where his family worked in the glass industry and raised him in the church from day one. At West Virginia Wesleyan College, he developed an appreciation for the stories each person has to tell, which later deepened as he had opportunity to travel the world. When asked about the best part of being a bishop, he responded, “Being a bishop.” Bickerton is clearly enthusiastic about his ministry. Although a self-described driven personality, he talks about the importance of stillness, encouraging us to “just breathe” as an act of spiritual discipline. Please note: We recorded this conversation before the global pandemic.

Meet Bishop Thomas Bickerton