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Dear Pathways Christian Fellowship family and friends,
07/03/2026
Dear Pathways Christian fellowship family and friends,
Sunday morning we continue our time with Matthew and Romans. Both Matthew 11 and Romans 7 deal with the universal human struggle against a broken world and personal shortcomings, but they provide different perspectives: Matthew shows how to find rest in God's grace amidst the noise, while Romans explains the ongoing inner conflict between a believer's desire to do good and their remaining sinful nature.
Both passages contrast our human limitations with God's ultimate grace. Matthew 11:16-19, 25-30, acknowledges that life is exhausting and religious striving is a heavy burden, promising that Jesus gives rest when we rely on His grace rather than our own efforts. Romans 7:15-25 identifies why life feels so exhausting—because we battle our own flesh daily—and points us toward the exact same rescue: the saving grace of Jesus Christ.
Please join us in allowing Jesus into our hearts.
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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