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SLC goes to Asia!

After 17 years of impacting students through our Student Leadership Conference in Europe, this event has now been introduced in Asia for the blessing of Christian schools primarily in Taiwan and the surrounding countries.

Student Leadership Conference - Asia

After 17 years of impacting students through our SLC in Europe, this event has now been introduced in Asia for the blessing of Christian schools primarily in Taiwan and the surrounding countries. Paul Madsen has been collaborating over the past several months with a new SLC team at Morrison Academy to host the event - called C3 - for 70 students and chaperones from August 1-5, 2016. This event challenges students from Christian schools specifically in their concept and application of Biblical leadership and service. Paul had a beautiful time there working with the team, sharing with students and leading teacher workshops.

We are so grateful for the opportunities God gives to bless students in a different cultural setting and challenge them to Christ-centered leadership and service in their schools and communities. Please pray with us for the continued impact of this event in their lives and in future years by God's grace.
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The conference included 52 students from 4 different schools. Each student participated in the sessions and activities designed to help them think about Leadership in terms of Commission, Compassion and Calling.
Ben Yap, director of ACSI Australia, led the main sessions and challenged students to answer God's call to lead and serve. The sessions included practical lessons on Commission, Compassion, Calling and Prayer. One day was spent in ministry to elderly and disabled Taiwanese people through a local hospital. This reinforced the concept of compassion as each student interacted with these new friends in games, music and conversation.
 
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