The European Leadership Forum is a yearly conference held in Eger, Hungary. This year's conference is May 22-27, 2010. Christian leaders, apologists, educators, pastors, scientists, and scholars come together to:
• Receive expert teaching / training from some of the world's best teachers
• Find mentors and build friendships
• Be encouraged
• Invite key Forum speakers back to their city
• Discover Best Practices resources and seminars in evangelism, Bible study, church life, and leadership development
Click here to download the 2010 European Leadership Forum brochure. If you are in any European country and wish to take part, go to the website for more information and to register. This conference is extremely beneficial, with a heavy emphasis on apologetics, scholarship, and evangelism. (Be sure to look for this blogger in attendance.)
Check out resources from some past conferences here. Promo video here.
Go ahead - register.
Thursday, April 08, 2010
European Leadership Forum May 22-27, 2010: Eger, Hungary
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