Student Leadership Conferences
Our Student Leadership Conferences are international events for ACSI member schools that take place in Hungary early each school year. These are unique opportunities for students to grow in their faith and in their leadership skills, and to fellowship and worship together with like-minded young people from many nations.
We provide 2 SLC events in consecutive weeks, each with the same program and theme but different workshops and speakers. Each conference serves 180-220 participants from about 20 schools.
A 3rd SLC annual event is now being planned for mid-October of 2026 in the UK which will serve up to 100 participants.
Upcoming SLC dates:
- SLC 2026 : Sep. 23 - 26 and Sep. 30 - Oct. 3
- UK location - SLC 2026 : Oct. 14 - 17
- SLC 2027 : Sep. 22 - 25 and Sep. 29 - Oct. 2
- SLC 2028 : Sep. 27 - 30 and Oct. 4 - 7
Course Offering - Foundations of leadership
Foundations of Christian School Leadership is an eight-week online formation course that guides school leaders from the convictions that shape a their identity through the governance, curriculum, financial accountability, and communication systems that give those convictions institutional form arriving at a final week focused on sustainable, integrative leadership rooted in the leader's ongoing formation in Christ.
In Memory of Bert Vogel
In loving memory - with deep gratitude and firm trust in his Lord and King, ACSI Europe remembers Bert Vogel, who went to be with the Lord after one year of illness on February 14, 2026.
ACSI Day of Prayer 2026
On February 24, 2026, join Christian school leaders, teachers and students around the world for a day of prayer. Resources are provided for schools to organize prayer-centered activities designed to focus our attention on God's presence and provision for His work through global Christian education.
Standing in the Gap
In January 2026, leaders from across Europe gathered in Brussels for the General Assembly of the European Association for Christian Education (EACE). With 44 participants representing 20 countries, the meeting offered a rich space for reflection, strategy, and collaboration at a time when Christian education in Europe faces both growing pressures and new opportunities.