How many churches in Tillamook County? Just ONE! We are part of each other, working together, different parts working as God designed us to do. We honor the Body of Christ, in each part by praying for them weekly. The Pulpit Prayer Schedule allows all of us to pray for each other, one church every week.

County Prayer Team Training:

This is a three part training which can be done as a group or individually. The focus is to build strong local prayer teams, suited to meet the needs of your community. It contains organizational, biblical support, and practical ideas for developing unity and creativity in multi-church groups.

One Church One Day in Tillamook County looks like this: Each church adopts a day (or an hour) of the month to pray. On this day, a local church prayer team prays for their community leaders, their churches, their city council, school board, schools, businesses, police, etc. We encourage prayer teams and even the congregation to participate. Tillamook County Wide Prayer Team has prepared a prayer guide with Tillamook County information in the form of statistics and general prayer point needs to pray “smart prayers” for your community. This is NOT to be a political exercise, but one in which we bring God’s love in to help bring healing to our people and land.

We expect you know things about your community that need prayer, so we affirm that is is a GUIDELINE. We encourage people to pray in faith for what is needed. Prayer changes things.

Adopt a day to pray for YOUR community and be part of the solution to make your community a great place to live!