Three Rivers Walk to Emmaus Faith • Community • Grace
Your Fourth Day • Stay connected

Already attended?
The journey continues.

Carry the grace of your Walk into everyday life through Christian friendship, prayer, worship, and service.

Whether you just completed your weekend or attended years ago, there is a place for you in the Three Rivers Emmaus community. Your Fourth Day begins with the next faithful step.

Grow together Share life and faith in a reunion group
Gather in community Reconnect through worship and fellowship
Live your Fourth Day Practice piety, study, and action each day

Find your reunion group

A reunion group is a small circle of Christian friends who encourage one another, pray together, and share how God is working in their lives.

Explore the listings below, then contact the Reunion Group Coordinator for help finding a group that fits your location and schedule. Confirm meeting details before attending.

Need help connecting, interested in an online group, or hoping to start a group? Email reunion@trwe.org.

Group leaders: Submit or update your group information .

Come to a gathering

Gatherings offer an opportunity to reconnect with the Emmaus community through fellowship and worship. Come renew old friendships and make new ones.

Check the community calendar for upcoming gatherings, mini-reunions, and other TRWE events. Review each event’s location, time, and instructions before you go.

Recently completed your Walk?

Ask your sponsor about your mini-reunion and invite them to attend a gathering with you. You do not have to take your next steps alone.

A simple start to your Fourth Day

  1. Reconnect with your sponsor. Talk about your experience and the next steps you would like to take.
  2. Try a reunion group. Make room for regular encouragement, prayer, and accountability.
  3. Attend a gathering. Put an upcoming community event on your calendar.
  4. Bring your renewal home. Stay involved in your local church and look for a practical way to share Christ’s love with others.

Resources for everyday faith

Your Fourth Day is lived at home, at work, in your church, and wherever God places you. Keep growing through piety, study, and action.

  • Piety: Make time for prayer and worship.
  • Study: Read Scripture and keep learning with others.
  • Action: Put your faith into practice through love and service.

Before sharing another person’s circumstances in a prayer request, make sure they know and agree to the information being shared.

Share the grace you received

When you are ready, explore ways to support future pilgrims and the wider Emmaus community.

  • Help with meals, cleanup, agape, or other Fourth Day service.
  • Pray for pilgrims, team members, and the community.
  • Express interest in serving on a future Walk team.
  • Learn how to sponsor someone prayerfully and responsibly.

Read the teaming FAQs or learn about sponsorship.

Check the Walk number and dates before using a service signup. If only past Walks are listed, contact TRWE about future opportunities.

Finding your place

It has been years since my Walk. Can I reconnect?

Yes. Start with a reunion group, an upcoming gathering, or a conversation with TRWE. You are welcome to reconnect and take your next step at a comfortable pace.

What if I cannot find a reunion group near me?

Contact the Reunion Group Coordinator at reunion@trwe.org. Ask about current options, online connections, or help beginning a group in your area.

Do I need to serve on a team right away?

You can begin by building a rhythm of prayer, study, action, and fellowship. When you are interested in teaming, review the teaming FAQs and submit a Desire to Serve form. TRWE’s team selection process determines invitations and roles.

How does Emmaus fit with my local church?

Emmaus is intended to strengthen your discipleship and service within your local church. Bring your renewed faith into the congregation and community where you already belong.

Not sure where to start?

Tell us you have attended a Walk and would like to reconnect. We can help point you toward a group, a gathering, or a resource.