Join us as Rev Dr Geoff Boyle presents on the topic of ‘Following Our Fathers Along Ancient Paths’. The Men led by God camp will run from Thursday 7th to Sunday 10th August 2025, at the Tandara Lutheran Campsite.

Friday Topic: The Psalms
Saturday Topic: The Prophets
Sunday: Liturgical Reverence in the Divine Service

Registrations are available for Thursday evening till Sunday, Friday Evening till Sunday and Day tickets.
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Dr. Geoffrey Boyle was called to the faculty as Assistant Professor of Pastoral Ministry and Missions at Concordia Theological Seminary and as Director of Field Education in 2022.

He earned a B.A. in History and Ancient Civilizations and Biblical Studies at the University of Michigan (2005), M.Div. at CTSFW (2009), and Ph.D. through Wycliffe and St. Michael’s College at the University of Toronto (2019). His thesis is entitled, “The Real Presence of Christ in Scripture: A Sacramental Approach to the Old Testament.”

He was ordained and installed as senior pastor of Grace Lutheran Church and Trinity Lutheran Church in Wichita, Kansas in 2010, where he served until joining CTSFW in 2022.

He has authored articles for Concordia Theological Quarterly, the Journal of Scriptural Reasoning, and Lutheran Theological Review. He is a member of the Society of Biblical Literature, the Society of St. Polycarp, and the Eighth Day Institute. With a facility for the Spanish language, he also teaches occasionally for Seminario Concordia El Reformador – República Dominicana.

He and his wife, Nicole, are the proud parents of five children, Ana, Claire, Gabriela, Micah, and Brigit.

In the summer of 2023 Dr. Boyle gave a presentation titled “My Kingdom Is Not of This World,” for the Consortium for Classical Lutheran Education. You can find a copy of that presentation here.

Notice: There is a misprint in the flyer that is currently available and printed in the Standing Firm Magazine, for the Friday to Sunday Ticket. We apologise for the inconvenience. The prices listed below are correct.