Membership
HOW DO I JOIN PATHWAYS?
You must be a disciple of Jesus Christ
A disciple is a person who believes in Jesus and has made an intentional decision to
pattern their thoughts, feelings, and actions in obedience to His teachings in their daily life.
Baptism by total Immersion
This is the means by which a person makes a public profession of faith and discipleship
to Jesus Christ.
Ready to take the plunge? Contact Pastor Paula Moutsos
Attend Pathways Newcomers Class (2 weeks)
and Foundation Class (6 weeks)
You don't have to become a member to attend the Newcomers Class but to become a
member, you must complete the 8 week course.
NEWCOMERS ORIENTATION
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WHAT IS A DISCIPLE?
A “disciple of Christ” is someone who has been called first to know Christ, then to follow Him.
To “know” Christ means we are becoming like him —
thinking, feeling, and living as He commands.
HOW DO I GROW AS A DISCIPLE?
Newcomers Orientation!
We offer two (2) - 120 minute group sessions (2 hours each class), that explain who
we are and what we believe.
The orientation sessions are offered three (3) times during the year; in the fall, winter,
and spring. The class meets Sundays following worship (12 Noon until 2:00pm). This
is a great opportunity to meet others in a friendly atmosphere, and who are also
interested in learning more about Pathways.
For additional information, contact
Pastor Paula Moutsos, Discipleship Pastor
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
ABOUT DISCIPLESHIP
Why join a church?
The Bible says that when you belong to Christ you are no longer “strangers” you are
part of God’s family; a community.
The church is where you learn to “be more like Jesus,” but it’s a lifelong process.
What does it mean to “be like Jesus”?
This means that our actions, our attitudes, our thoughts, our character, our minds are
like His.
How do know it’s working?
The Bible quantifies this goal as: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness,
faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control (Galatians 5:22) increasing in our lives and
interactions with others.
What if I believe Jesus Christ was a great person and teacher; does that make
me a disciple?
Considering Jesus Christ merely on the basis of an exemplary life and His superior
moral teaching is not enough.
The real test of what one thinks of Him must revolve around who He claimed to be
and what He accomplished during His brief time here on earth.
So...
Who is Jesus Christ to you?
Let’s talk! Contact Paula Moutsos