Christmas Party and Advent Spiral

This Saturday we will be having our Emmaus House Christmas party and also participate in an advent spiral.

Come join us at 5:30pm on Saturday at the Emmaus House for our Christmas celebration and time of community. Please feel free to bring your favorite snack or drink to share.

After the party around 6:30pm we will head over to the advent spiral. This is very similar to a labryinth if you are familiar with that. This will be an opportunity to walk through your faith journey - whether you have been journeying for a while or are just beginning. It is a time to pray and reflect amidst our brokenness.

Part of the spiral symbolizes our responsibility to help others experience more of God. As a tangible way to symbolize these relationships you can bring an object with you to be used during the spiral. A few ideas/examples...
a broken twig - to represent a broken relationship
an egg - to represent the fragility of life and how easily it is broken
a chocolate - to represent the sweetness we would have them experience from God
a soft piece of cloth - to represent the comfort of God
bread - to represent the fullness of the body of Christ.
The list could go on

We hope to see you on Saturday at 5:30 for the party and 6:30 for the advent spiral. Feel free to email with any questions you may have.
emmaus_community@yahoo.com

Advent and Baby Pictures

This Saturday for worship we are talking about joy and advent and want everyone to take part. We are needing baby pictures...so please email a couple baby or young toddler pictures to me preferably by Friday evening. If you cannot email them please still bring a copy with you. Email the pictures to emmaus_community@yahoo.com

So come join us this Saturday for worship and community as we continue with advent. We will meet at 6:30pm at the Emmaus House.

Faith and Films Christmas Style

In honor of the holiday season...aka Christmas...our faith and film movie for the month will be Miracle on 34th Street.

When Santa falls down drunk in the Thanksgiving Day Parade, reluctant Macy's supervisor Doris Walker (Maureen O'Hara) offers the job to a bearded Kris Kringle (Edmund Gwenn, who won a Best Supporting Actor Oscar) purporting to be the real Santa! During the Christmas season, he shares a flat with Doris' neighbor (John Payne), who has eyes for Doris. Kris hopes to unite the two while winning over Doris' skeptical 6-year-old daughter (Natalie Wood).

Join us Saturday evening at 5:30pm at the Emmaus House as we watch this Christmas favorite and discuss it's relation to our faith journey. Don't forget to bring your favorite snack.