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WHAT IS A WALK TO EMMAUS?

Emmaus -for the development of Christian leaders

The Gospel of St. Luke relates the story of the risen Christ appearing to the two who were walking along the road from Jerusalem to Emmaus. (Luke 24:13-35) This story provides the image for Emmaus, an Upper Room program that calls for and renews Christian discipleship.

Two friends were walking together. They were sharing their deepest hearts concerns. The risen Christ joined them and explained the scriptures as they walked; how it was ordained that Christ should suffer and so enter His glory. This experience on the road was a heart warming experience as the risen Christ walked and talked with them. The illuminating climax of the experience was when Christ took the bread and said the blessing, then broke it and gave it to them. The two had their eyes opened and they recognized Him as the risen Christ.

Emmaus is centered in the weekend experience. This “Walk to Emmaus” is with friends, the scriptures are explained in such a way to bring light and understanding to our needs. For many, it will be a heart warming experience. Many will share so deeply in worship and Holy Communion that their eyes will be opened and see the risen Christ. Participants will study, discuss and experience God’s grace in community. The context will be in 15 presentations led by lay and clergy around the theme of God’s grace and how that grace comes alive in the Christian community and expresses itself in the world. This grace will become personal in

small communities through a unique approach to table group discussions. Those attending the weekend personally experience God’s grace through prayers and acts of service of a living support community. One of the primary strengths of Emmaus is the follow-up activities.

There are two expectations of a person following his or her Walk to Emmaus:

1. Expand his/her won inner spiritual life.

2. Become a more active disciple of Christ in the world through his/her church.

To nurture this process of discipleship, the Emmaus Movement offers specific opportunities. First, there is a follow-up meeting during the week after one’s Walk to Emmaus. At this meeting each person is given an opportunity to become a part of a reunion group. Four to six persons form a reunion group and meet weekly to reflect and share their disciple opportunities and responsibilities. Second, there will be monthly meetings. All persons of a particular community or area are invited for fellowship, worship and informal instruction. Third, through a newsletter, members become aware of support needs for upcoming events. Opportunity is given to work in the kitchen, pray in the chapel, or participate on a team.

The real focus of the Emmaus Community is not on itself, but on the local church. The objective of Emmaus is to inspire, challenge, and equip local church members for Christian action in their homes, churches, places of work, and communities.

Updated: August 2009

The Upper Room has provided the above explanation.


Things

You Should Know

EMMAUS COMMUNITY GATHERINGS

Gatherings are held at 6:00 PM on the third Saturday of most months (exception: the months that have Walk weekends and December). Notification will be sent regarding the place. And, yes, we eat! The Gatherings are covered dish dinners.

WEB SITE

Information, including upcoming Walk and Gathering dates, can be found on the Community web site: www.servantheartemmaus.com

SERVING ON A WALK TEAM

Express your interest in serving on a Walk Team by submitting the Interest Inventory form which is enclosed with this packet. You may also obtain the from the above website.

CANDLELIGHT/CLOSING

Candlelight on Saturday night and Closing on Sunday night are reserved for community members only. Guests are always welcome at the monthly Community Gatherings. Children should not be brought to an activity, except those planned for the entire family.

SPONSORSHIP

You are now a potential sponsor. Our Community will grow as a result of your active sponsorship. See the page in this booklet entitled Suggestions for Sponsors for more information.

Applications can be downloaded from the Community web site. A copy is also enclosed in this packet for your convenience.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

The Servant Heart Emmaus Community is governed by a Board of Directors. This group, which includes the Community Spiritual and Lay Directors, meets monthly to discuss problems and potential solutions, to formulate policy, to select future weekend directors, team members, committee chairpersons, etc. You may write to our Board concerning anything which pleases or bothers you, and if you have something very important to propose, you may request being put on the agenda for personal appearance.

A list of the current Board is included in this booklet.


Group Reunion THE GROUP REUNION IS CHARACTERIZED BY BEING: Voluntary – It must be something you want to do. It is a very important part of your 4th Day. Be

faithful to it, and remember it is acceptable to change groups if you do not feel comfortable. Based on Friendship – It is not just a coming together of a group of people but a meeting of people

who are already close friends, people who naturally bond. Personal and Intimate – It is not a discussion group, but one where close friends come together to

share their personal and joint spiritual life. Small in Size – A large group can hardly be close. Three to six members is ideal.

Regular – It meets on a regular basis, preferably weekly, with a fixed membership of friends.

Persevering – The members of a group reunion must be committed to meeting together consistently to enrich each other’s spiritual life, and to participating in meetings even when they feel “down” or “turned off” by a particular meeting or friend.

WE BRING TO THE GROUP REUNION: Idealism – A spirit of hope for the fullness of God’s grace found through praying and sharing together.

Self-Surrender – A sense of commitment to other members of the group, and a willingness to share your life with them.

Charity – An attitude of love for one another and for our fellow man through one another.

IN A GROUP REUNION WE SHARE: Our Prayer Life – Those aids which have nourished our vital union with Christ since the last reunion.

This would include church services, communion, prayers, meditation, etc. Our Life of Action – These are apostolic endeavors we have engaged in, both individually and as a

group member. We share both our successes and our failures, to provide encouragement to others and to obtain their comfort. Many reunions also have an apostolic action which is unique to the group, and form apostolic action plans as a part of each group reunion.

Our Awareness of Christ – Those moments since our last reunion in which we are most aware of Christ and our closeness or distance from him.

Bring your Service Sheet (Reunion Card) and follow the guideline for the meeting. The group reunion should begin and end with a period of prayer to invoke the Holy Spirit to enlighten and guide us in the group reunion and in the Christian life, which we strive to strengthen through our group reunions. A group reunion can last as little as 20 minutes or as long as a full evening, depending on the wishes of the members of the group. The essential element is not the expenditure of time, but the sharing, openness and love which are a part of the meeting.

Christ is Counting on You


Suggestions for Sponsors

Here are a few suggestions for recruitment that should increase your effectiveness, help you properly interpret Emmaus, and emphasize your responsibility in sharing God’s grace as a Sponsor.

FIRST

When you are talking to a married person, we suggest you talk with both husband and wife. We want both husband and wife to make the decision together. Their applications should be turned in at the same time if possible.

SECONDLY

To assure the applicant (Pilgrim) you are personally interested, make plans to bring his/her to the Walk Weekend for check-in. Help with suitcases and registration. Pray regularly and be ready to make personal sacrifices for the Pilgrim while they attend.

THIRDLY

During the Walk weekend, you and your family become a substitute for the Pilgrim. Leave your telephone number with the spouse or other contact person. Do something special for the Pilgrim’s family during the weekend like giving a few hours for shopping or for personal time. Share a meal with the family. Let the family know that you love and want to care for them.

LASTLY

You have responsibilities to the Pilgrim:o Pray during the weekendo Write an agape letter and obtain other letters of love from family and friends (see the

example provided)o Support with your presence at Sponsor’s Hour (Thursday, 7:00 PM), Candlelight

(Saturday, 7:00 PM), and Closing (Sunday, 4:30 PM).o Accompany to a Follow-Up meetingo Introduce to a Reunion Group

Remember, Emmaus is not for everyone. The Walk to Emmaus weekend is designed to build leadership in Christians. It cannot rectify every problem marriage, enthuse every disenchanted church member, or make saints of sinners. The Walk to Emmaus is designed to Change environments through Christian leaders.

Applications can be downloaded from the Servant Heart web site (servantheartemmaus.com). A copy is also enclosed in this packet for your convenience.


WHAT IS AN “AGAPE LETTER”?

As sponsors, one of our most perplexing situations arises when we try to explain to someone what kind of letter we want from them for our Pilgrims. You may want to use the following as a pattern for your letter requesting these agape letters.

Dear __(friend/family of Pilgrim)__

__*_______ will be attending the “Walk to Emmaus” at Camp Whispering Pines on __(date)_________. This is a weekend of spiritual renewal with many beautiful gifts and surprises. One such surprise is the mail that is received from loved ones.

As sponsor, I am responsible for contacting family and close friends and asking for a note or letter to __**_______ so that she/he will receive it during this special weekend. This letter is an opportunity for you to express your appreciation and tell ___**____ what your relationship has meant over the years. You might want to recall some humorous event or some happening that has been special to the two of you. This is a letter of love and WILL BE READ ONLY BY __**_______.

Would you help make __**___’s “Walk to Emmaus” special by doing the following:

1. Write a letter to __**____ and sign it.2. Put it in an envelope, seal it, and write in the upper left corner whether you are

“friend” or “family”.3. Write ___**______’s full name (but not yours) in the address area of this

envelope.4. Put it in a larger envelope and mail it to me at the following address PRIOR to

__________ (date at least a week before walk) so I can get it to the proper place on time.

This should be a complete surprise to ___**_____ so please help make it special by keeping “mum” until it’s all over.

Your letter will be greatly appreciated.

(Your name/address/telephone number)

*Full name of Pilgrim**First name of Pilgrim


Walk to Emmaus

Suggested

ReadingThe Bible Books Relating to Talks:1. PriorityThe Christ-Centered WomanThe Cost of LivingLiving Your Heart's Desire

2. Prevenient GraceHungering for God: Selected Writings of Augustine(Upper Room® Spiritual Classics Series I)Yearning for God

3. Priesthood of All BelieversDiscovering CommunityThe Workbook of Intercessory PrayerSeeking a Purer Christian Life:The Desert Mothers and Fathers(Upper Room® Spiritual Classics Series III)

4. Justifying GraceA Longing for Holiness:Selected Writings of John Wesley(Upper Room® Spiritual Classics Series I)A Seeker's Guide to the Christian FaithThe Workbook-Becoming Alive in Christ

5. Life of PietyCreating a Life with GodDisciplinesJourneying Through the DaysOpenings

6. Grow through StudyReading with Deeper EyesShaped by the Word

7. Means of GraceDevotional Life in the Wesleyan TraditionRemember Who You AreSunday Dinner8. Christian ActionA Mile in My ShoesClimbing the Sycamore TreeThe Workbook on the Christian Walk

9. Obstacles to GraceBreaking and MendingForgiving Your FamilyWalking Through the WatersWhen the World Breaks Your Heart

10. DiscipleshipPraying in the Wesleyan SpiritResponding to GodTraveling the Prayer Paths of Jesus

11. Changing Our WorldDo What You Have the Power to DoForgiveness, the Passionate JourneyTo Walk in Integrity

12. Sanctifying GraceAs If the Heart MatteredChanged from Glory into GloryWrestling with Grace

13. Body of ChristPraying TogetherRediscovering Our Spiritual Gifts

14. PerseveranceEnter by the Gate10 Gospel Promises for Later Life

15. Fourth DayCompanions in Christ (series)Sabbath TimeYours Are the Hands of Christ


For a detailed listing of books, authors, and prices go

to the web page of

Upper Room Ministries www.upperroom.org/emmaus

SCRIPTURAL QUOTES

REGARDING THE SACRAMENTS

BAPTISMJohn 3:3-18 New birth in the Holy Spirit1 Cor. 12:30 Fellowship in BaptismRom. 6:1-23 Baptized Christians are alive in Christ and dead to sinActs 2:37-47 Sorrow for sin necessary before Baptism

CONFIRMATIONActs 2:1-11 The Holy Spirit confirms the apostlesJohn 14:23-31 Christ promises the Holy SpiritActs 10:34-48 The Holy Spirit comes to the people to whom Peter was preaching

PENANCELuke 5:18-25 Christ forgives sinsJohn 20:19-23 Christ gives the apostles the power to forgive sinsMark 2:1-12 Jesus performs a miracle to show his power to forgive

HOLY EUCHARIST

John 6:1-66 Jesus promises the EucharistActs 2:42-47 The Eucharist, the center of the early Christian communityLuke 22:7-20 andMark 4:24-25; At the Last Supper Jesus gave us the EucharistMatt. 26:26-29; I Cor. 11:23-25

MATRIMONYEph. 5:21-33 God blesses marriage, as the symbol of the ChurchMark 10:6-10 Christ’s teaching about separation and divorceJohn 2:1-11 Christ sanctifies marriage at the wedding feast of Canna

HOLY ORDERSHeb. 2:1-18 Jesus our priest and redeemerHeb. 3:1-19 Jesus the merciful High PriestHeb. 6:9-20 Hope for salvation from Jesus the priestJohn 10:1-21 The priest should be a good shepherdActs 26:1-32 Christ calls Paul to be an apostleJohn 17:1-26 The priestly prayer of Christ at the Last SupperMatt. 28:18-20 The apostles share in Christ’s priesthood

ANOINTING THE SICKMatt. 12:9-14 Christ cures the sickJohn 5:14-16 Anointing leads to healing and forgivenessI Cor. 12:1-10 St. Paul’s conduct in temptation and sicknessMark 6:7-13 Christ sends the apostles to heal the sick


SERVANT HEART EMMAUS WALK # ___ - TABLE L IST

TABLE OF ANNA

TABLE OF RUTH

TABLE OF MARY

TABLE OF MARTHA

TABLE OF SARAH

TABLE OF NAOMI


SERVANT HEART EMMAUS WALK #___CONFERENCE ROOM TEAM

LAY DIRECTORShirley Alexander 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected]

SPIRITUAL DIRECTORBob Sweet 251-621-7785 121 Orleans Way, Daphne, AL 36526 [email protected]

ASST. SPIRITUAL DIRECTORSDaniel Randall 251-865-6870 POB 448, Grand Bay, AL 36541 [email protected] Knight 251-866-7423 POB 125, Citronelle, AL 36522 [email protected] Bishop 251-626-1334 33567 Boardwalk Dr, Spanish Fort, AL 36527 [email protected] Dick Brooks 251-981-2515 POB 3655, Gulf Shores, AL 36547 [email protected]

ASST. LAY DIRECTORSBecky Comer 251-928-2998 POB 536, Montrose, AL 36559 [email protected] Roberts 251-509-3813 9010B Half Mile Rd., Irvington, AL 36544 [email protected] Denise Wheeler 251-824-2366 14953 Sunnyside Dr., Coden, AL 36523 [email protected]

TABLE LEADERSCathy Wilson 251-767-0414 3401 Grenadier Ct., Mobile, AL 36695 [email protected] Schwind 251-973-2451 13315 Dauphin Isl. Pkwy, Coden, AL 36523 [email protected] Baumgarten 251-649-7152 14175 Ryals Rd., Wilmer, AL 36587 [email protected] Harman 251-633-0649 6649 sugar Creek Dr., Mobile, AL 36695 [email protected] Riley 251-990-0694 433 Clubhouse Dr., Fairhope, AL 36532 [email protected] McVay 251-621-1803 8909 Parliament Cr., Daphne, AL 36527 [email protected]

ASST. TABLE LEADERSSonya Land 251-653-0037 7088 Westfield Rd., Theodore, AL 36582 [email protected] Coleman 251-786-1709 253 Rickarby St., Mobile, AL 36606 [email protected] Harris 251-639-3445 2969 Scarlett Oak Dr., Mobile, AL 36608 [email protected] Snider 251-943-3394 19771 Co. Rd. 20 S., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected] Holloway 251-649-1864 13995 Oak Lake Rd., Wilmer, AL 36587 [email protected] Crowell 251-343-0735 413 McQueen Ave., Mobile, AL 36609 [email protected]

MUSICLinda Goodman 251-626-7913 1503 Old County Rd., Daphne, AL 36526 [email protected] Landry 251-645-19129120 Paula Dr., Semmes, AL 36575 [email protected] Roy 251-967-1740 17427 E. View Loop, Foley, AL 36535 [email protected]

BOARD REPRESENTATIVEEva Schwind 251-973-2451 13315 Dauphin Isl. Pkwy, Coden, AL 36523 [email protected]


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SERVANT HEART EMMAUS WALK #___SUPPORT TEAM

AGAPEXxxxxx xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected] xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected] xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected] xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected] xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected] xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected]

MEAL SERVICEXxxxxx xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected] xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected] xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected] xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected] xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected] xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected]

REFRESHMENTSXxxxxx xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected] xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected] xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected] xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected] xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected] xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected]

WORSHIPXxxxxx xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected] xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected] xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected]

BANNERSXxxxxx xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected] xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected]

PRAYER CHAPELXxxxxx xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected] xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected] xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected]

LITERATUREXxxxxx xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected] xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected]

SPONSORS HOURXxxxxx xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected] xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected]

72-HOUR PRAYER VIGILXxxxxx xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected] xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected]

CANDLELIGHTXxxxxx xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected] xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected]




































FOURTH DAY SPEAKERXxxxxx xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected]

ENTERTAINMENTXxxxxx xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected] xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected]

CLOSINGXxxxxx xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected] xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected]

CLOSING REFRESHMENTSXxxxxx xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected] xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected] xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected]

SET UP/TAKE DOWNXxxxxx xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected] xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected] xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected] xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected]

HOUSING AND REGISTRATIONXxxxxx xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected] xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected]

WORSHIP BOOK COVERSXxxxxx xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected]

PHOTOGRAPHERXxxxxx xxxxxxxx 251-955-1116 9116 Clubhouse Dr., Foley, AL 36535 [email protected]


















Servant Heart Emmaus Board of Directors

NameClass of

Area of Responsibility Phone E-mail

Don Harman2010

Community Lay DirectoryLaity

Set-UpTake-Down

251-633-0649 [email protected]

Rev. Gail Baughman

Community Spiritual DirectorClergy


Pat Shubird2009

TreasurerLaity

72 Hour Prayer Vigil 251-625-2032 [email protected]

Rev. Candler Cain2009

Clergy Worship 251-653-7315251-401-6041

[email protected]

Greg Kelly2009

Laity Meal Service/Community Communications

251-626-1292251-209-5742

[email protected]

Patricia Gentry2009

Laity Literature 251-661-9284251-895-0431

[email protected]

Denise Wheeler2009

Laity Music 251-824-2366 [email protected]

Becky Comer2010

SecretaryLaity

Agape 251-928-2998 [email protected]

Eva Schwind2010

Laity Closing Refresh.Closing


Ken Harris2010

Laity Refreshments 251-639-3445 [email protected]

Rev. Molly Fulford2011

Clergy Sponsor’s Hour 251-829-6090 [email protected]

Steve Day2011

Community RegistrarLaity

Housing and Registration

251-447-0525251-421-1847

[email protected]

Shirley Alexander2011

Vice ChairLaity

Banners 251-955-1116 [email protected]

Randy Holloway2011

Team Selection ChairLaity

Candlelight 251-649-1864 [email protected]

Ellis Voivedich2011

Laity Entertainment 334-628-4542 [email protected]

Rev. Debora Bishop2011

Clergy Prayer Chapel 251-625-8837 [email protected]

Advisory MembersJanet Brannan Laity Permanent Agape

Coordinator251-645-0526 [email protected]

Linda Keator Laity HistorianExperience List



Points To Remember

The Walk to Emmaus is an instrument of Christian renovation. Its purpose is to train leaders who will become solid leaders in their own churches’ ministries.

Do offer your services, whatever they may be, to your pastor. Together with your pastor and other

parishioners you are the church in your area. You need the pastor, and the pastor needs you to be involved in personal ministry. Support the pastors plans and programs.

seek spiritual counsel with your pastor. Be courteous and respectful of his/her time. The pastor has many to serve. Remember you are not special because you have attended an Emmaus weekend.

attend your weekly group reunion and Emmaus community gatherings. Take this opportunity to renew and be accountable. If you think you “have arrived” after three days, remember you have just begun anew.

Do not develop a “holier-than-thou” attitude. Emmaus is only ONE of many instruments of holiness.

bug people, especially clergy persons, to attend Emmaus. This often creates the impression that the Walk to Emmaus is absolutely necessary for salvation. IT IS NOT!

compare the Walk to Emmaus with a retreat. They are two different instruments for renewal. They compliment each other, but the Walk to Emmaus is a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

form a clique or special society among yourselves. This is not Christ-like and is repugnant to those who have not had the opportunity to attend Emmaus, or who are not interested.

act as though the Emmaus community is a secret society. When people ask, tell them what Emmaus is and what it meant to you.


INTEREST INVENTORY

By indicating your interest, you are merely saying that you are willing to be contacted and if your schedule permits you would be willing to serve.

Please Print

Name:

Address:

City/State/Zip:

Home Phone #: Work Phone#:

Cell Phone #:

E-mail address:(Please Print Clearly)

Your Walk # Location:

Your Reunion Group

I am willing to serve on the following committees (areas)Please check (√) all that apply:

Support Committee WillingTo serve

Conference Room WillingTo serve

Meal Service Committee Lay DirectorAgape Committee Asst. Lay DirectorWorship Committee Spiritual DirectorRefreshments Committee Asst. Spiritual DirectorBanners Committee Asst. Table LeaderSpeaker Prayer Chapel Committee Music – GuitarCandlelight Committee Music – Piano/KeyboardSponsors Hour Committee Music – LeadingCoordinate 72 Hr. Prayer Vigil Give a TalkLiterature Committee Entertainment (20 min. routine)Closing Committee Other (specify below)Closing Refreshments CommitteeMake Worship Book Covers

(Insert Application)

OTHER ITEMS TO INCLUDE IN PACKET WITH BOOKLET

SERVANT HEART NEWSLETTER

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