Path of Peace Fellowship

Path of Peace Fellowship Bible believing fellowship in Northwest Vermont following Torah, honoring Yeshua, and keeping the Sabbath and biblical feasts.

Shabbat Shalom!
08/29/2026

Shabbat Shalom!

“Don’t deceive yourselves by only hearing what the Word says, but do it!”James 1:22May the Word of YHWH search more than...
08/26/2026

“Don’t deceive yourselves by only hearing what the Word says, but do it!”
James 1:22

May the Word of YHWH search more than our theology. May it search our walk.

Shalom,
Path of Peace Fellowship

The fall appointed times are drawing near, and as we prepare our homes and calendars for Yom Teruah, Yom Kippur, and Suk...
08/26/2026

The fall appointed times are drawing near, and as we prepare our homes and calendars for Yom Teruah, Yom Kippur, and Sukkot, we should also allow these days to call our hearts back to the holiness, mercy, faithfulness, and covenant purposes of YHWH.

“These are the designated times of ADONAI, the holy convocations you are to proclaim at their designated times.” Leviticus 23:4

Yom Teruah reminds us to pay attention and remember that we are a people called to listen for the voice of our King, while Yom Kippur brings us into a season of humility, repentance, and sober examination before YHWH, and Sukkot turns that humility into rejoicing as we remember His provision, His presence, and His faithfulness toward His people.

There is a beautiful order in these appointed times, because they move us from awakening, to repentance, to rejoicing, reminding us that biblical faith is never merely intellectual but is meant to shape the way we worship, repent, remember, obey, and live.

These feasts also point us toward Yeshua, our faithful High Priest, through whom we draw near to the Father with confidence, not because of our own righteousness, but because of the mercy and redemption YHWH has provided.

The prophets also cause us to look forward, because Zechariah speaks of a coming day when the nations will go up to worship the King, YHWH-Tzva’ot, and celebrate Sukkot, showing us that these appointed times are woven into the larger story of redemption and the coming reign of Messiah.

As the fall feasts approach, may we do more than prepare meals, decorations, and gatherings, and may we instead ask YHWH to search us, correct us, teach us His ways, and prepare us to walk before Him with humility, obedience, gratitude, and joy.

“Teach me your way, ADONAI; I will walk in your truth. Make me wholeheartedly committed to fearing your name.” Psalm 86:11

Path of Peace Fellowship | Walking in truth. | Growing in obedience.| Looking toward the King.

Not every day brings a great trial, a clear sign, or a moment that feels spiritually significant. Some days are simply m...
07/21/2026

Not every day brings a great trial, a clear sign, or a moment that feels spiritually significant. Some days are simply made of meals, conversations, responsibilities, interruptions, and quiet decisions.

Yet these ordinary days reveal much about the condition of our hearts.

Will we speak gently when we feel irritated? Will we keep our word when it becomes inconvenient? Will we choose obedience when no one else sees the cost? Will we open the Scriptures before we open ourselves to every other voice competing for our attention?

YHWH forms His people through daily faithfulness.

The path of peace is not found by chasing powerful feelings. It is found by walking closely with Him, loving what He loves, turning away from what He calls sin, and allowing His Word to correct us.

Yeshua said, “If you love me, you will keep my commands.” John 14:15

Love for Him must become visible in the way we live.

Shabbat Shalom!!
06/26/2026

Shabbat Shalom!!

Shabbat Shalom from Path of Peace Fellowship, may your home be filled with rest, truth, and the steady peace that comes ...
05/01/2026

Shabbat Shalom from Path of Peace Fellowship, may your home be filled with rest, truth, and the steady peace that comes from walking in Yah’s ways.

Path of Peace Fellowship

One may attend diligently, read faithfully, and speak quite sensibly on matters of Scripture, and yet never pause long e...
05/01/2026

One may attend diligently, read faithfully, and speak quite sensibly on matters of Scripture, and yet never pause long enough to ask whether one’s life has been altered by any of it, which is rather like admiring a map while never setting foot upon the road.

It is a most respectable sort of faith, tidy and well-spoken, though curiously untouched by inconvenience.

The difficulty, you see, is that the Word does not content itself with being admired; it has a way of pressing upon one’s habits, one’s tone, one’s private thoughts, and even those small decisions no one else observes.

And this is where many of us, quite politely, resist.

We agree with truth, yet delay its demands, as though obedience might wait for a more suitable hour, one in which it does not disrupt our preferences.

But truth is not so accommodating.

It does not ask for your agreement nearly so much as it requires your response.

So as you open the Scriptures again, do not trouble yourself first with how eloquently you might understand them, but with how honestly you intend to follow them.

It may be less comfortable, though it will be far more fruitful.

🌱 This week's family reflection and activity

Read together:

📖 Book of Psalm 119:59

“I considered my ways and turned my feet to Your testimonies.”

Sit for a moment and ask:

Where are my feet walking right now?

Does my daily life match what I say I believe?

Keep it simple. Let each person share one honest thought.

🎨 Art Activity: “The Path I’m Walking”

Give each person paper and something to draw with.

Have them draw a path across the page.

On one side of the path, write or draw things that pull them away from truth
(distractions, habits, attitudes, busy days, etc.)

On the other side, write or draw what leads them toward truth
(time with God, obedience, peace, family, rest, etc.)

Then, at the end of the path, have them draw where they want to go.

Ask each person to choose one step they want to take this week. Because truth is not meant to stay in your thoughts.

It is meant to shape your steps.

Shalom.
Path of Peace Fellowship









Let this time be filled with peace, simple joy, and His presence among your family.Shabbar Shalom,Path of Peace Fellowsh...
04/24/2026

Let this time be filled with peace, simple joy, and His presence among your family.

Shabbar Shalom,
Path of Peace Fellowship

Shabbat Shalom, friends.We will be gathering this Saturday 4/25 at 2:30 PM for a simple at home Shabbat potluck and fell...
04/24/2026

Shabbat Shalom, friends.

We will be gathering this Saturday 4/25 at 2:30 PM for a simple at home Shabbat potluck and fellowship.

This will be a peaceful time to share a meal, open the Word, encourage one another, and enjoy the sweetness of Sabbath together. Nothing formal or complicated, just believers gathering in a home, around the table, seeking to walk in the way of Yeshua.

Please bring a biblically clean dish to share. That means no pork, shellfish, or unclean meats. Simple foods are perfectly welcome, such as fruit, salad, roasted vegetables, rice, chicken, beef, turkey, bread, dips, or dessert.

After we eat, we will spend time in fellowship, Scripture, and conversation.

Because this is an at home gathering, please message us for the address and let us know how many will be coming.

We would love to share Shabbat with you.

Path of Peace Fellowship

Preparation Day is not simply about completing tasks before the Sabbath begins, but about positioning your heart and you...
04/24/2026

Preparation Day is not simply about completing tasks before the Sabbath begins, but about positioning your heart and your home to receive what God has already set apart as holy.

In the Gospel of Luke, the day before the Sabbath is called the Preparation Day, and everything was made ready ahead of time so that when the Sabbath arrived there would be no scrambling, no divided attention, and no lingering weight from the week carrying over into a day meant for rest.

This still matters in your home.

When you enter the Sabbath without preparation, you can feel the strain almost immediately, as the home feels unsettled, your thoughts continue running through unfinished responsibilities, and the atmosphere reflects the tension of what was left undone rather than the peace that was intended. When you take time to prepare, something shifts, because you are no longer trying to step into rest while still holding onto the demands of the week, but instead you are creating space for peace to settle in naturally.

Preparation is both practical and spiritual, because it trains you to live with intention instead of reaction, and it invites you to consider how you are ordering your time, your energy, and your attention in light of what God has called holy.

As you look again at the Gospel of John, you are reminded that love for Yeshua is expressed through obedience, and Preparation Day becomes one of the quiet ways that love is lived out, not through outward display but through the steady choice to align your life with His rhythms.

Rather than trying to do everything at once, you begin with one or two intentional steps that help bring order and calm into your home and heart, allowing the transition into the Sabbath to feel steady instead of rushed.

Preparation Day Checklist

✔️ Prepare Your Home

• Cook meals ahead of time so that the work of the kitchen does not carry into the Sabbath
• Clean and reset your main living spaces so the environment feels peaceful and welcoming
• Set out what you will need ahead of time so there is no searching or adjusting later

✔️Prepare Your Time

• Finish errands earlier in the day so the final hours are not filled with pressure
• Stop work with margin before sunset so your body and mind can slow down
• Begin limiting distractions so your focus can shift toward rest

✔️Prepare Your Heart

• Take a few intentional minutes to pray and become still before God
• Release the stress, frustration, or tension you have been carrying from the week
• Choose gentle and peaceful responses in your home as you enter into the Sabbath

As you begin to practice this each week, even in small ways, you will notice that your home no longer moves abruptly into rest, but instead transitions into it with intention, and over time that steady preparation will shape a rhythm where peace is not something you try to create in the moment, but something you have already made room for.

Shalom.
Path of Peace Fellowship





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