About Us
“A family of faith resolved to irresistibly engage the lost.”
Our Mission Statement
“A family of faith resolved to irresistibly engage the lost.”
The response to human need and spiritual hunger has been driven by a vision consistent with the Biblical message of God’s grace and compassion for humankind in Jesus Christ. God’s offer to humankind in Jesus Christ, His Son, is radical freedom and transformation. Nazarenes joyfully proclaim forgiveness from all sin, along with the ability of newly transformed life living in a community of worship, service, and proclamation. Here you can experience the transformational power of God’s Spirit in the deepest recesses of human personality in the community of faith, by walking once again with your Heavenly Father.
Here you can experience the transformational power of God’s Spirit in the deepest recesses of human personality in the community of faith, by walking once again with your Heavenly Father.
Pastor Tim & Katie Fall
Pastor Tim was born and raised in Michigan and has worked in various business capacities from sales to corporate controller. Prior to being the Senior Pastor Time served as the Associate Pastor here at CCN for 14 years. Pastor Tim and his wife Katie have 4 children. You will notice that their entire family aspires to love people and share the Truth… authentically!
Pastor Scott & Leah Grigonis
Pastor Scott and Leah have been serving in ministry for over 12 years, and are thrilled to be working at Clare Church of the Nazarene. They have four children ranging from six to eleven years old. Pastor Scott is always eager to see folks draw closer to Jesus Christ, and discover some of the purpose He has given them.
History of the Nazarene Church
The history of the Christian Church has been marked by successive periods of renewal. During once such period in England, God inspired a young Church of England priest with a vision of His grace extended to all humankind. Rev. John Wesley founded a spiritual renewal movement that leaped boundaries of class and geographical limitations as it reached the New World. In October of 1908, the Church of the Nazarene was established as the result of this dynamic, life-changing message. As we gather in worship today we are part of a family that consists of 18,000 churches, 1.6 million Nazarenes that spans 24 times zones.
