What happened to the Ambassador Program?
The Steubenville Ambassador Program is now Steubenville Emmaus Groups. The name is new, but the mission is the same: helping you bring the
people you love to encounter the Lord.
We changed the name to better reflect that the perks belong to the entire group, not just the group's leader. We also hope the new name
encourages every group to take on the spirit of the two disciples on the road to Emmaus, whose hearts burned with love for the Lord.
What does an Emmaus Group Leader do?
You extend the initial invitation, answer basic questions people have about the conference, and coordinate travel communications if your group
is traveling together. At the conference, you guide your group, whether that means organizing small groups or planning some fun social time.
Do I have to plan everything myself?
You won't be on your own. You'll have an Emmaus Groups Coach to guide you, along with resources to help you invite people and an easy way to
track who has joined your group.
Is there a minimum group size?
You need just one other person joining you to be considered an Emmaus Group. We hope you'll prayerfully consider inviting more people, so that
others can encounter the Lord at a Steubenville Adult Conference.
Is there a discount for bringing a group?
Yes. You and your group members will receive a special registration rate.
Which conferences offer Emmaus Groups?
Emmaus Groups are available at these Steubenville Adult Conferences:
What are the exclusive experiences for Emmaus Groups?
We're keeping the details a surprise until your group arrives on campus. What we can tell you is that these are experiences you won't find
anywhere else at the conference.
What happens after I sign up?
You'll receive a welcome email with a link to schedule your onboarding call with the Emmaus Groups Coach. We recommend scheduling it as soon
as possible so you can start inviting people right away.