Human beings are shaped by a unique capacity to make decisions about their priorities. What is your priority? Given by layperson.

God’s love searches us out, seeks to redeem humanity, and wants to give us a life in grace. Given by clergy.

God’s love is shared by Christians called to be the church - to be priests to one another, a channel of grace between God and people. Given by laity.

By God’s grace we are accepted and set right with God in Jesus Christ. New life in Christ comes when we say yes to God’s offer of grace. Given by clergy.

This new life is rooted in a living relationship with God, sustained by grace through spiritual disciplines - giving our heart to God. Given by laity.

Newlife in Christ involves growing through study of scripture, tradition , and our world (giving our mind to God). A lay talk.

This new life in Christ is made real by means of sacrraments and other sacred moments in which we celebrate Christ’s overcoming death in our lives. Given by Clergy.

This new life is expressed by sharing Christ as a friend with friends - given one’s hands and feet to God, both in the church and in the world. Given by laity.

This new life is not free from obstacles of sin, but grace and discipline enable us to overcome obstacles and grow through them. Given by clergy.

This new life is discipleship, life lived in grace, following in Jesus’ footsteps, growing in his likeness - giving heart, head, and hands to God. Given by laity.

Diciples will transformthir environments by being a Christian presence in the four fields of ministry. Given by laity.

Disciples continue to grow in the grace of Christ through obedience to the Hood Spirit in the disciplines of prayer and service. Given by clergy.

Disciples are called together to be the lady of Christ, joining their gifts for ministry and mission to “the least of these”. Given by laity.

Disciples of Jesus cannot make it alone but can persevere with strength from the Spirit through mutual support in accountability groups. Give by laity.

The three days are over but Day Four begins. This is Emmaus’s purpose: a lifetime of discipleship, bringing new life to our churches and conveying grade where we live.