Welcome To
Tillamook nazarene
Transition Information
9 Steps of the Pastoral Transition Process
Step One: Discuss Transition Plans with the staff.
Step Two: Establish Transition Plans with the Tillamook board
· The church board will meet with the DS tonight to discuss and address any issues relevant to where things stand, and what the pastoral search process will look like going forward. In this period, the DS will manage the process of appointing an interim pastor.
Step Three: Develop Pastoral Profile
· The Church board will determine a pastoral profile in the next month. (At this point, any member may nominate an ordained pastor in our denomination.)
Step Four: Identify & Interview Potential Candidates
· After working with the Church Board to find potential candidates, the DS, or another district representative, will vet potential pastoral candidates and arrange for first interviews with each qualified candidate and the Church Board/Pastoral Search Team via zoom. An onsite interview with the Church Board and meet and greet with staff members is likely prior to a formal recommendation of the candidate to the congregation. Confidentiality during this process is essential for the sake of all candidates and the places they are currently serving.
Step Five: Church Board Nomination
· At the end of the interview process, the Church Board, with the approval of the DS, will vote to recommend the preferred pastoral candidate to the membership for a congregational vote. Once a nomination is made, the congregation will be informed.
Step Six: Congregational Vote
· The nomination of the candidate will be announced in at least two services before a membership vote takes place. All formal members will be invited to participate in the vote. A favorable vote of at least two-thirds is required. Sometimes church boards desire for all attendees to be able to participate in the vote but with only members votes being counted in the final vote tally.
Step Seven: Response of the Candidate
· The DS will contact the candidate with the results of the vote and a response is expected within fifteen days. If the candidate does not accept the call, the DS and Church Board will return to step four.
Step Eight: Arrival of the New Lead Pastor
· Tillamook Nazarene will have the opportunity to celebrate and welcome its new pastor.
Steps Zero through Nine: Prayer!
Our Mission
“Leading people to become fully devoted followers of jesus”
Our vision
A community of fully devoted followers of Jesus who are deeply connected and loved, continually growing in spiritual maturity, and joyfully serving in our church, community, and world.
What to expect at
tillamook nazarene?
At Tillamook Nazarene, we invite you to come as you are. We are a church for the whole family on a mission to teach and encourage all members of the family how we can spread the gospel.
At a weekend
service,
you can
expect:
Sundays, In-Person and Online at 11amEach service to last one hour.
Thought-provoking, relevant and engaging biblically based messages.
Teaching from our Lead Pastor, Josh Myers, or a Tillamook Nazarene Pastor.
Passionate, Authentic, High-energy worship music with a mixture of modern and hymns.
BEFORE WORSHIP SERVICE:
8:45 to 9:15 am: Pray First - Room 1 upstairs. Welcome at any time.
9:30am: Kids, Youth, Young Adults (18-30) and various Growth Groups for all ages and seasons of life!
Click here to see the current Growth Groups
The church coffee shop is also available for your specialty coffee or non coffee needs before you go to your classes!
10:30am: Drip coffee (coffee shop as well!) and fellowship snacks before we head to the sanctuary for worship! This has been a blessed time of spending time with our church family as we prepare our hearts to dive into the Word together.
Your family will enjoy:
A place for kids.
Each Sunday morning TNaz Kidz, newborns through 6th graders, learn the truth about who God is and who they are because of Him through age-specific lessons, small groups, and trusted adult leadership.
A place for teens.
TNaz Teens is a ministry for 7th through 12th grade students. They meet on Sunday mornings at 9:30am and on Wednesdays during our connect groups at 6:30pm. These gatherings are Loaded with fast-paced worship, interactive activities, and lessons that addresses real issues teens face each day from a Biblical perspective.