"The Walk to Emmaus develops a Christian disciples and leaders by inspiring, challenging, and equipping active adult church members for Christian actions in the home, churches, workplaces, and communities. It also benefits less active members who are seeking to renew a relationship with God, grow spiritually, or discover a firmer foundation for their lives.
Through the Walk to Emmaus, as they seek to become healthy and vital congregations, local churches have a means of growing disciples and a tool for developing leaders for the disciple-making systems.
The program begin with a 72- hour short course in Christianity that in wrapped in prayer and signs of sacrificial service. It continues for the rest of the participants' live with follow-up groups that offer along with the local church's robust offerings, continue to ongoing growth in grace.
Source : Upper Room Website
Last night, I returned home after my 72 -hour short course. Today, I am reflecting on all that transpired over the 72 hours. It was both exhilarating and exhausting. I am still processing this weekend.
This morning, I enjoyed a walk reflecting on the next steps of service.
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