Jared Osborn

While at Trinity, the Osborns attended an information session on ministry in the evangelical Diocese of the Arctic. After further conversation with diocesan staff, the visited Iqaluit and decided to go to the Arctic as missionaries.^[3] In July 2015, they were ordained as deacons in the Anglican Diocese of Pittsburgh, after which they relocated to Canada.^[4]

The Osborns began their ministry at St. Jude's Cathedral in Iqaluit, where they shared an assisting clergy post and learned Inuktitut.^[5] They were ordained to the priesthood there in 2016.^[3] Jared spent one year as interim rector of the cathedral. In 2019, he was appointed priest in charge of Holy Comforter Anglican Church in Rankin Inlet and regional dean for Kivalliq. He is also an instructor at the diocese's Arthur Turner Training School.^[2]

On May 9, 2025, Osborn was elected a suffragan bishop at the diocesan synod in Edmonton, Alberta.^[6] Due to the high cost of travel in the Arctic, bishops from the Ecclesiastical Province of the Northern Lights were present to consent to the election, and Archbishop Greg Kerr-Wilson consecrated Osborn as a bishop alongside new suffragan bishop Ann Martha Keenainak and diocesan bishop Alexander Pryor on May 11.^[7]

As of 2025, the Osborns lived in Rankin Inlet with their three daughters. They became Canadian citizens in 2022.^[8] Osborn is a volunteer firefighter and was recognized in 2025 as fire officer of the year in Rankin Inlet.^[9]