The Walk to Emmaus: A Weekend That Transforms a Lifetime
Step away from the noise and walk with Christ—renew your faith, rediscover grace, and return with purpose.
Upcoming Retreat Dates:
Women’s Walk #127: October 8 – 11, 2026
Men’s Walk #128: October 22 – 25, 2026
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A Journey of Renewal and Discipleship
“While they were talking and discussing, Jesus himself came near and walked with them.” – Luke 24:15
The Walk to Emmaus is more than a retreat—it’s a spiritual journey designed to deepen your faith, renew your relationship with God, and equip you to live as a faithful disciple in your home, church, and community. Whether you’re a longtime church member or simply seeking fresh purpose in your walk with Christ, this experience offers encouragement, clarity, and connection.
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What to Expect on the Walk
The journey begins with a 72-hour retreat—a weekend set apart for worship, teaching, prayer, and fellowship. Through powerful talks, quiet reflection, and expressions of God’s love, you’ll discover new ways to experience grace and live out your faith.
But it doesn’t end there. After the weekend, you’ll be encouraged to stay connected through small groups and continued involvement in your church, helping you grow spiritually in community and service.
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Why the Walk Matters
The Walk to Emmaus strengthens individual believers and revitalizes churches. It’s a catalyst for spiritual renewal that empowers Christians to lead lives rooted in grace and action. Participants return with renewed purpose, ready to serve as stronger leaders in their families, workplaces, and congregations.
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Details & Registration
Who Should Attend:
Adult Christians who desire to grow spiritually, renew their faith, or live more fully as disciples of Jesus.
Retreat Dates:
Women’s Walk #127: October 8 – 11, 2026
Men’s Walk #128: October 22 – 25, 2026
Men and women attend separate weekends. Retreats typically begin Thursday evening and conclude Sunday evening.
Ready to Begin Your Walk?
Let this be the weekend that changes everything.
Creators of The Walk to Emmaus: https://www.upperroom.org/walktoemmaus