The Walk to Emmaus is a powerful spiritual retreat that has the potential to change the lives of both participants and team members. One of the key elements of the Emmaus experience is the team of volunteers who work together to plan and facilitate the retreat. Serving on an Emmaus team can be a life-changing experience, both for the individual and for the community.
Being a member of an Emmaus team requires a commitment of time and energy, but the rewards are well worth it. Team members have the opportunity to serve others in a meaningful way, and to grow in their own faith as they plan and facilitate the retreat. The planning process itself is a journey of personal and spiritual growth, as team members work together to create an environment that will foster the spiritual growth of the participants.
As a team member, you will have the opportunity to share your own faith journey with others and to witness the transformative power of the Emmaus experience. Serving on a team can be a powerful way to put your faith into action and to make a positive impact on your community. It is a way to serve others and to serve God.
Participating on an Emmaus team also provides an opportunity to develop new skills and relationships. Team members work together to plan and organize the retreat, which can include tasks such as coordinating meals, arranging transportation and setting up the retreat center. Through this process, team members learn to work together, to communicate effectively and to serve others.
The Emmaus experience is not just for the participants, it’s also for the team members. Serving on an Emmaus team can be a life-changing experience that allows individuals to grow in their faith, to develop new skills and to make a positive impact on their community. It is an opportunity to serve others and to serve God in a meaningful way.
In short, serving on an Emmaus team is a powerful and transformative experience that allows individuals to put their faith into action, to make a positive impact on their community, to develop new skills and relationships, and to witness the transformative power of the Emmaus experience for themselves.
Agreed although I never served on a teams I was part of the board a few years ago and that’s another interesting experience we all get them in one form or another and sometimes it comes from just being a part of something such as this though I got a lot out of my walk I am still growing and moving God always shows up we just have to look closer and listen better
Hi Ellen, thanks for commenting. We miss you!