2027 Conference Season!
TORAH
Matthew 5:17 - “Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I have not come to abolish them but to fulfill them."
The Ten Commandments. Two tablets of stone carved with “thou shalt nots.” Torn down from courthouses by a culture that calls them outdated. Wielded by the pious to knock down their enemies. And held at arm’s length by sinners afraid of what they’d see in the mirror. In all of it, the Ten Commandments feel like a weapon. The law kills, after all.
We should fear and love God in a way that looks like something. Don’t do those things of death. Do these things of life. And we have sinned. And so there is death all around us. All of us. But the law exists to do more than show us our sin. It shows us how things are supposed to be.
Torah means more than just the first five books of the Bible. It means more than just the Law. Torah literally means the teachings of God. It’s revelation. Because the law teaches us more about God than it does about ourselves. The Law only really teaches you one thing about yourself. You’re a sinner. You aren’t the one who created this law, but it teaches us a lot about the one who first spoke it. You have a God who insists He be God to you. Have no others. He insists He be the one to care for you, to save you. Each commandment paints a picture of God caring for creation. If you want to know what the law really looks like, look to Jesus, not you. The law paints a picture of Jesus, who fulfills it for you, even when you could not. The gospel paints a picture of you. Only here does the law look like a lamp to our feet. A light to our path. It won’t save you. It doesn’t have to. But it teaches. Each commandment is a good Gift from God, guarding something important to Him. You.
Join us in 2027 for Torah.
A day in the life At conference
7 am
7 am
Greet the day with breakfast, choir practice, or both!
9 am
9 am
Get things off on the right foot with Matins.
10 am
11 am
Let the learning begin! Hear from one of our incredible plenary speakers.
1 pm
1 pm
After lunch with new friends, pop over to the chapel for Vespers.
2:45 pm
2:45 pm
Submit your questions on life, faith, and more, and get answers from our panel of experts! Then check out our many breakaway speakers and find a topic that interests you.
8pm
8pm
End a long day with evening prayer, or don't end it there! Follow up the service with activities like laser tag, chalk art contests, rock climbing, and more; then relax with your group over 10:30 pm Compline.
What’s next?
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Pricing
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EARLYBIRD PRICING
NOV. 1, 2026 - JAN. 31, 2027
Mequon, Wisconsin | $625
Concordia University Wisconsin with Off-Campus Housing| $500
Fort Collins, Colorado | $625
Carbondale, Illinois | $600
REGULAR PRICING
FEB. 1, 2027 - APRIL 30, 2027
Mequon, Wisconsin | $650
Concordia University Wisconsin with Off-Campus Housing| $525
Fort Collins, Colorado | $650
Carbondale, Illinois | $625
Plenary Speakers On the Docket!
CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY WISCONSIN
Meet our plenary speakers for conference season 2027
Rev. Dr. Jamison Hardy
Rev. Jonathan Bakker
Rev. Dr. Jeffrey Pulse
Plenary Speakers On the Docket!
COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY
Meet our plenary speakers for conference season 2027
Rev. Eli Lietzau
Rev. Aaron Schian
Rev. Brent Kuhlman
Plenary Speakers On the Docket!
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY
Meet our plenary speakers for conference season 2027
Rev. Chris Hull
Rev. Bruce Keseman
