Overview

The Ridgefield Church of the Nazarene is dreaming of and planning for a multiplication movement and we want you to be a big part of it. For over 100 years, our church has effectively reached not only our local community with the good news of Jesus, but we have had the privilege of reaching people throughout two counties.  As part of our vision to multiply at every level, the first big dream is for our Lead Pastor to launch a second campus.  One of the biggest factors crucial for the success of this risky undertaking is to welcome a strong Campus Pastor to our team. The Campus Pastor will not only serve as a “#2” alongside me, but will also have an active role in giving vision and direction to the downtown campus and all of its ministries.  Since we are choosing to provide live teaching for each campus, the Campus Pastor will be the primary preacher at the downtown campus.  The Campus pastor will give oversight to several staff members. While we are a denomination church, we don’t allow ourselves to be restricted by traditions or denominational programs that don’t work. We welcome the accountability and support that comes with a denominational connection, and we seek to be a model of effective ministry in our area. If you believe you would be a good fit for this role, please text Jason at 360.643.0057 or email your resume to jason@ridgefieldnazarene.org   General Description The Campus Pastor will be a key leader in RCN’s vision to multiply at every level.  As the church expands to a second campus, the Campus Pastor will have an active role of giving vision and direction to the downtown campus. They will lead the efforts to reach people living in downtown & west Ridgefield, will continue to support long-time church members, and will add stability through effective preaching, discipling, leader development and staff oversight. Key Responsibilities Vision: Develop, communicate and execute a vision that is unique to the downtown campus, building teams of paid and unpaid leaders. Preaching: Work with Lead pastor to develop yearly preaching plan and preach regularly; Preach weekly at downtown campus when second campus is launched. Staff Oversight: Lead staff meetings and oversee and coach staff members who serve primarily at downtown location. Ministry & Discipleship: Work with staff members to ensure that assimilation, care, groups, and age-level ministries are effectively connecting with people at every age and spiritual growth stage. Compassion 360: Support the director and work with the C360 Board to guide the mission and effectiveness of the charity. Communications: Coordinate with ministry staff & office staff to effectively communicate with congregation and community members Leader Development: Coach several active leaders and high-potential leaders through monthly one-on-one coaching sessions and weekly check-ins. Other Duties, as assigned

About Ridgefield Church of the Nazarene

Ridgefield Church of the Nazarene is a medium sized church. We strive to give our best energies to developing people over managing programs. We believe that every person has a calling on their life to influence the world for good and for God and we do everything we can to help them do just that.   We all reach full potential when we: Love people recklessly. Serve others contagiously. Pursue God passionately. Even though we are a part of a worldwide denomination, we are a community church seeking to follow Jesus and love others in tangible ways; as we worship together, study together, serve together, pray together, and play together.   What it's Like to Live in Ridgefield, Washington:  Ridgefield is in the pastoral, rolling hills countryside of northern Clark County, Washington. Ridgefield is notable for the significant Native American and Lewis and Clark Expedition history of the area but is also the home of the Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, a primary reserve for migrating waterfowl on the Pacific Flyway, and the Ridgefield High School “Spudders” (reflecting the area’s potato-farming heritage). Whether you are looking for a day trip getaway, a business-friendly city for your company, or a vibrant community to call your home, Ridgefield has opportunities for everyone. Our city is composed of newcomers excited about making this nature-filled place their new home and long-time residents who continue to revel in Ridgefield’s picturesque surroundings, family-friendly neighborhoods and parks, and a strong sense of community. Add to it Main Street America charm and major employers, and you’ll find that Ridgefield offers a piece of paradise for those who want to get away from the Big City… but not too far away. With its ample supply of open land and major infrastructure in place, Ridgefield is ready to proceed with quality development. Significant projects on the horizon in Ridgefield’s future include the construction of a Clark College satellite campus, a new Peace Health facility, and the commercial development of the Port of Ridgefield’s 40-acre waterfront site – a natural extension of the downtown area. For the 2023-2024 school year, there are 5 public schools serving over 3,800 students in Ridgefield School District. This district's average testing ranking is 10/10, which is in the top 10% of public schools in Washington. Ridgefield offers the best of life in a small community while being in close proximity to the Portland-Vancouver metro area, which offers a world-class food scene, theater, ballet, professional sports events, and more.