Magnanimity
The Greatness of Soul
July 9th-10th, 2027 | Canterbury, CT
Don’t miss our 6th annual summer conference
Aristotle called magnanimity the "crown of the virtues"—the greatness of soul that aspires to what is truly noble and refuses to be satisfied with the small, the safe, and the self-serving. For the Christian, this ancient virtue finds its fulfillment not in pride of accomplishment but in the high calling of Christ, who summons us to love greatly, sacrifice greatly, and hope greatly.
Together we will explore what it means to cultivate a great-soul. We will learn about an education that leads us to become those who pursue excellence without vanity. Those who understand that humility and magnanimity are not rivals but companions because it is the humble soul is free to aspire because it seeks God's glory rather than its own.
What You Can Expect
Through keynote addresses, practical workshops, and rich fellowship, we will consider how the liberal arts, the great books, and the discipleship of the home form young people capable of noble ambition in a cynical age.
Conference Details
July 9–10, 2027
Canterbury, Connecticut
Registration: $100 per person
Whether you are a teacher, school leader, homeschooling parent, or simply someone who loves classical Christian education, we invite you to join us for two days of learning, conversation, and encouragement.
Register today and become part of a growing community committed to expanding the reach of classical education for generations to come.
Hear from our friend, Andrew Pudewa
“I have found, both in my own experience and in that of others, a classical education conference is always a great boost—like a super-nutrition energy drink for the mind and soul, helping us to refresh our vision of how to implement a different (and superior!) method of teaching our students today. The New England Consortium of Classical Educators conference is just this kind of conference.
Classical Christian education is more human, richer, focused on the real purpose of education, which should be to learn to love that which should be loved--the good, true, and beautiful. Don’t miss your opportunity to revitalize yourself by attending the New England Consortium of Classical Educators conference. You will, undoubtedly, never regret making it a priority to continue growing in your love and understanding of our great tradition.
— Andrew Pudewa.
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2027 Schedule Coming Soon
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2027 Schedule Coming Soon