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Dear Pathways Christian Fellowship family and friends,
05/29/2026
Dear disciples of Christ,
This coming Sunday we will dive into Matthew 28:16-20 (The Great Commission) and 2 Corinthians 13:11-13 (Paul’s Benediction). These readings are foundational New Testament passages. The first issues the marching orders for the Christian faith, "go and make disciples of all the nations;" while the second provides a blessing of unity, directly tying the active presence of God to everyday relationships.
In the New Living Translation of the Bible that we use in church, and in many other translations, Paul's letter ends with the statement: "All of God’s people here send you their greetings" or some variation thereof. However, in other translations, the letter ends with more of a blessing: "The grace of the Lord Jesus Christ, the love of God, and the communion of the Holy Spirit be with all of you."
When we look at the translations that present more of a blessing, we can see a theme connecting our lectionary readings: both passages share a profound emphasis on the Trinity. While Matthew's Gospel focuses on the missionary nature of the Triune God (baptizing all nations in their name), 2 Corinthians focuses on the relational nature of God (experiencing His grace, love, and fellowship within the community of believers.
Are we ready to undertake the Great Commission? Are we ready to accept the grace of the Triune God? Perhaps we apply grace to the mission and see where it takes us?
See you Sunday at 10:15am!
Yours in Christ,
Pastor Patrick
Worship Team Leader
Since her first job in high school as the First Church of Christ Scientist organist in East Aurora, Julie Hoth has followed her calling to music. She studied at SUNY Fredonia for a Bachelor’s degree in music education as a voice major. Since then she has been an organist, soloist, pianist, choral director and teacher at numerous churches and schools, and is now music director for Pathways Christian Fellowship and a member of the Orchard Park Chorale.
After 36 years working for Moog Inc. in Elma, Julie is thoroughly enjoying retirement with her husband Don in the village of EastAurora. She is a frequent volunteer for ACES (Aurorans for Climate and Environmental Sense), the Rural Outreach Center, and the Crystal Lake Camp in PA. Free time is spent with her three adult children who have remained in the WNY area, camping, star gazing, nature walks, dog walking, listening to classical music on BTPM, and supporting the arts and local businesses.
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