Would you like to be an Emmaus Liaison?

Over the last twenty years, the Walk to Emmaus, at Reynoldsburg, has had over 4,500 participants, and the list of newly refreshed disciples in Christ continues to grow. One of the most important pieces to continued Christian growth is accountability and community support. A key to the Emmaus movement, growing leaders for the local church, is through share groups which encourage members of the Emmaus community to stay on their path with Christ while serving their local congregation. Although the Good Shepherds would like to personally help connect each pilgrim with a share group, the simple logistics of connecting over four thousand people in over 200 churches is not realistic. We simply need help.

In an effort to reach as many Emmaus Community members as possible we are looking for volunteers from each of the churches touched by the Reynoldsburg Emmaus Community to serve as an Emmaus Community Liaison.

The Emmaus Liaison would be notified when someone from your church was scheduled to attend a walk and the pilgrim(s) who attend the walk would be given your church’s Liaison’s name as a contact.
The Emmaus Liaison would help connect people with others who have attended the walk from your church, work with the Community
Good Shepherds to help make connections for share groups within your church, and to simply be a bridge back to the pilgrim’s
local congregation.

The key to the Emmaus Liaison position would be to be a friend to their brother or sister in Christ as they come off of his or her walk. Truly living out one of our favorite Emmaus catch phrases: “Make a Friend; Be a Friend; Bring a Friend to Christ!”.

If you are interested in being an Emmaus Liaison,or simply learning more about the role, please contact either the Men’s Good Shepherd,
Bill Ulm, at 614-837-9588 or email at wjulm@yahoo.com or the Women’s Good Shepherd, Courtney Hilbert, at 614-595-4803 or email at courtney_hilbert@abercrombie.com for further details.

May God continue to bless your 4th days.
Courtney Hilbert, Women’s Good Shephard