WELCOME
To Pathway Church
Sunday Worship
10:30am
About Us
Pathway Church is a Christian church, holding Baptist Christian beliefs. If you’d like more information regarding our commitments, be sure to take a look at our Values & Beliefs page.
Meeting Times
Sundays
- 9:30am Sunday School
- Children K – 5th
- Youth 6th – 12th
- Men & Women Study
- 10:30am Sunday Worship Service
Wednesdays at 6:30pm
- Children K – 5th Grade
- Youth Group 6th – 12th Grade
- Women’s Bible Study
- Men’s Bible Study
Location
We’re located right across the street from the Rec Park in Raymore, Missouri.
904 South Madison Street
Raymore, MO 64083
VBS 2025 is almost here! Come join us for Camp Chaos – Finding God’s Peace in the midst of a chaotic world.
Saturday July 26, 2025
9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Kids: Pre-K through 5th grade.
To Register a Child, please click the link below!
Current Sermon Series
Psalms Sermon Series – “Craving Christ”
In Worship services, starting June 29, we have a Sunday morning sermon series through the Bible book of Psalms called, “Craving Christ.”
Martin Luther called the Psalms, “a little Bible, and the summary of the Old Testament.” The Psalms, as we will see, are a verbal portrait gallery of God, in that they provide true glimpses of the nature of our God and our relationship with Him. According to Luke 24:44, Jesus said “All the Scriptures” refer to Him. The Psalms anticipated Christ. The pictures of God in the Psalms find their ultimate expression in Jesus. Psalms express every emotion known to the human experience. They were written by God’s people following Him in real circumstances. There is a Psalm for every season of life. A church leader once called Psalms “a mirror of the soul.” Psalms are not a mirror for our outside, but they help us discover how we are doing on the inside. Are we moving towards God or away from Him? Psalm do more than help us articulate our feelings. They also minister to us. The Psalms offer us a way of joining in a chorus of praise and prayer which has been going on for millennia, and across all cultures.
Martin Luther called the Psalms, “a little Bible, and the summary of the Old Testament.” The Psalms, as we will see, are a verbal portrait gallery of God, in that they provide true glimpses of the nature of our God and our relationship with Him. According to Luke 24:44, Jesus said “All the Scriptures” refer to Him. The Psalms anticipated Christ. The pictures of God in the Psalms find their ultimate expression in Jesus. Psalms express every emotion known to the human experience. They were written by God’s people following Him in real circumstances. There is a Psalm for every season of life. A church leader once called Psalms “a mirror of the soul.” Psalms are not a mirror for our outside, but they help us discover how we are doing on the inside. Are we moving towards God or away from Him? Psalm do more than help us articulate our feelings. They also minister to us. The Psalms offer us a way of joining in a chorus of praise and prayer which has been going on for millennia, and across all cultures.
Sundays at 10:30am
Get Connected
If you are unable to join us in-person on Sunday, catch our Facebook Livestream @pathwayraymore.