Coming Down from the Mountain The "mountaintop" Emmaus weekend experience is temporary while the rest of a pilgrim's life may seem like a "valley." Martin guides new pilgrims on how to "come down from the mountain and work in the valleys" of everyday congregational life.
	Music Directors Music is an important part of the Walk to Emmaus and Chrysalis experiences. In Music Directors, Stickney describes the importance and diverse role of music to the programs. In addition to walking through the Emmaus and Chrysalis models, this book offers practical insights on topics ranging from copyright requirements to musicical ego. Written with humor, directness, and a spirit of servanthood, Music Directors will benefit everyone involved in music leadership.
	Spiritual Growth Through Team Experience Drawing on her experience as a team member, Bultemeier explains that "team meetings are small gatherings that model what the church in the world should be like." Her booklet covers qualities of a team member, spiritual benefits of team membership, what happens at team meetings, leadership development, and other aspects of being part of the Emmaus team.
	Sponsorship This 40-page booklet guides individuals through the process of sponsoring fellow pilgrims on the Walk to Emmaus. The authors explore the range of possibilities in the role of the sponsor for the renewal of church leaders, Emmaus communities, and the church.
	Walking Side by Side Walking Side by Side offers forty-five devotional readings that connect with the fifteen talks on an Emmaus weekend. The three biblically-based meditations for each talk help to continue the spiritual journey on the fourth day. Pilgrims who may want to reflect on topics presented during the weekend will find encouragement in this devotional booklet.
	What Is Emmaus? This 40-page booklet contains information about what happens during an Emmaus® weekend, what participants should expect, and how Emmaus can help congregations. The resource answers the most frequently asked questions about Emmaus, the Emmaus community, and Emmaus follow-up groups.
	Spiritual Directors in the Emmaus Community In this booklet, Kay Gray offers helpful advice for Emmaus spiritual directors, covering such topics as the role of spiritual directors, the qualifications for selection, and responsibilities before, during, and after the weekend.
	The Group Reunion Designed for persons who have participated in the Walk to Emmaus, this helpful booklet provides ideas on joining groups, organizing groups, and improving the quality of groups as a means of growth in grace.
	The Early History Nearly one million people have participated in The Upper Room’s Walk to Emmaus since it began in 1978 as a three-day ecumenical leadership renewal movement. Bob Wood, the founding international director of the Walk to Emmaus, gives a very personal firsthand account of the beginnings of the movement. Wood recalls people from the Catholic Cursillo movement who helped Emmaus begin, and he shares how Cursillo communities advised Emmaus groups as they deepened their relationship with Christ. Wood also recalls the ministries of Maxie Dunnam, Danny Morris, Bob Tuttle and others who participated in this significant renewal ministry. In addition to a timeline of significant events in the Emmaus movement, Wood also writes about Chrysalis, the youth Emmaus movement.