ESN Learning Community,

on Spiritual Generations

January 2027

What are “spiritual generations”?
How does generational thinking shape our ministering among the lost?
What is God doing in Europe to raise up spiritual generations from students? 

The topic of spiritual generations is a very central, exciting and diverse topic both in the Bible and among the Navigators. In January 2027 we would like to invite you to join us for two whole days in Bratislava, Slovakia for our ESN Learning Community on the topic of spiritual generations.

Our hope, as a planning team, is to nurture a transformative environment where we all can:

  • encounter God
  • be encouraged in our faith
  • build friendships with other Navigators across Europe as we learn together and share our stories
  • even leave with a few practical ideas on what God might be asking us do to

The heart of these learning community events is peer learning. We, as the planning team, will plan to use 20% of the time to try to set ourselves up well for the remaining 80% of the time for meaningful interactions and personal processing.

Who is this event for?

Anyone who ministers among students and has the Navigators calling on their hearts.

More specifically:

  • long-time ESNers AND new people
  • people in student ministry AND people ministering among students around them
  • staff AND key students
  • among high schoolers AND among university students
  • on campus AND off campus
  • and anyone else who feels like it would be relevant 🙂

We would love to have you in January!
Lisanne, Michael, Beni

 

HOW TO PREPARE?

Everyone who signs up will receive some optional resources a few weeks before the conference that can help in preparing and setting ourselves up for a good time together. 

ARE YOU NEW TO ESN?

The European Student Network is a network for people involved in ministering among students around Europe. We seek to learn together and from each other on how we can live out our Navigator Calling in our contexts among students.

 

Location

Apollo Hotel

1 Dulovo námestie, 821 08 Bratislava, Slovakia

More information: www.apollohotel.sk

See travel info below

Date and Time

Tuesday January 12th 9:00
– Wednesday January 13th 17:00

Cost

  • Partially subsidised by National and European Budgets
  • Details from Benjamin Illés or your Student Country Leader

Contact

If you have any questions please contact Benjamin Illés. 
benjamin.d3h@gmail.com 

Travel:

Flights to either:

Vienna Airport in Austria and a 60 min bus
Exit into the arrivals hall going to your right. There is a screen near the terminal exit by the McDonald’s which shows you the next bus departure times by destination. Buses to Bratislava usually leave from platform 4. You can buy your ticket from the driver. Ask for a ticket to the bus stop “Bratislava Autobusova Stanica, Nivy – The Main Bus Station”.

Bratislava Airport and either a short taxi or bus
If you are arriving at the Bratislava Airport you can either take a taxi or 2 buses. After exiting the airport go to the bus stop and take Bus 96 (direction to Petzalka) you will go for 12 stops, get off in the stop Maximiliana Hella. Then take bus 50 (direction: Petrzalka, Aupark). Get off after 6 stops, the stop is called Dulovo namestie. The hotel will be in that plaza, right infront of you.

 

Address

54 The Avenue
Southampton
SO17 1XQ
UK

Charity

NavEurope is a charitable incorporated organization registered in England & Wales (charity number 1168983). Registered office: 54 The Avenue, Southampton, SO17 1XQ.