The Emmaus Angels

The groups works at Emmaus House, a Christian care home in Harrogate. We are doing the challenge to raise awareness of age-related issues and to raise funds for the charity, particularly Emmaus House, which celebrates its 30 years in October.

Fundraising page

Fundraising for Pilgrims Friend Society - serving older Christians since 1807

Why we are here - fulfilled living We help older people flourish as God intended - fulfilled living. It is not enough to provide secure, comfortable homes and professional care (though we excel in both those areas, too). Our Christian principles motivate us to help people in the later part of their lives to continue to contribute, grow and enjoy fulfilling lives. How we help the elderly We take Biblical truth, which teaches us love and compassion for our neighbours at every stage of life, and use it in practical ways of caring. This means we follow the examples of our Christian predecessors in cherishing the elderly, treating them as treasured human beings made in the image of God and capable of continuing their spiritual growth even as their body or mind may fail them. What we do for older people We run care homes Offering an environment in which elderly people are cared for, comfortable and secure is the foundation of what we do in our care homes. Our mission is then to ensure every older person can continue to thrive in their later years, whatever physical, emotional or mental challenges they may be facing. We provide retirement housing Our Retirement Homes offer safe Christian environments for independent living with the added security of 24-hour emergency support on-site. We believe older people deserve more, so by offering packages to lighten the burden of daily domestic tasks, we enable residents to focus on what is important to them to keep enjoying a full and fulfilled life. We train and encourage people and churches to care for older people in the community We believe that every Christian has a part to play in caring for older people in society. That’s why we take what we have learned about working with our ageing brothers and sisters to church congregations, conferences and beyond. Using our first hand experiences as a springboard, we are able to guide and encourage people as they care at home or in the community helping older people flourish as God intended.

Charity website

Challenge registration number: 218474

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About the ​Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge

The Yorkshire Peaks Challenge involves climbing Pen-y-ghent, Ingleborough and Whernside, often within 12 hours.

Participants

  • Simon Strafford
  • Lesley Harris
  • Sam Raw
  • Robert Featherstone
  • James Robinson
  • Stephen Hammersley