The International Leadership Institute trains and mobilizes leaders of leaders to accelerate the spread of the Gospel around the world. 

ILI training conferences are held on levels: international, national, and regional.  In addition, ILI has three special programs:  History Makers (emerging leaders between the age of 18 and 30.  Peak Performance Training (ILI alumni who have trained at least 100 other leaders), and World Changers (a three-day experience for lay people that is currently only offered in the USA).

Every ILI leadership conference is designed as a transformational experience that impacts a person's character, commitment, and skills for leadership.  Normally limited to thirty leaders in order to maximize learning and personal growth, participants learn from ILI's faculty as well as one another.

International Conferences (Fourteen Days)

International conferences are two weeks in length and include more than 50 sessions. Alumni are empowered to reach their nations with the Gospel including specific and measurable goals. Graduates also commit to train one hundred other leaders within two years.

International conferences have been held in Brazil (Portuguese), Kenya, Nigeria, Paraguay (Spanish), Singapore, and the USA. Two international level conferences are held annually.

National Conferences (Six Days)

National Conferences are six days in length and include 35 sessions taught in the national language. Alumni are empowered to reach their nations with the Gospel including specific and measurable goals. Graduates are challenged to train one hundred other leaders within two years.

National conferences are held annually across Asia, Africa, Europe, Latin America, and the Middle East.  Annually, more than fifty national conferences are offered.

Regional Conferences (Three Days)

Regional conferences are three days in length and include 15 to 18 sessions taught in a local or national language.  Led by international and national conference graduates, more than 300 regional conferences are offered annually with attendance normally limited to thirty to sixty leaders in order to maximize learning and personal growth.