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Meet Our Team
Geoffrey Reiter, PhD
Interim Department A&S Chair, Associate Professor, Coordinator of Literature
Department: Arts & Sciences
Office Location: Lancaster
717.569.7071 ext: 5487
Dr. Reiter is currently Interim Department Arts & Sciences Chair, Associate Professor and Coordinator of Literature at Lancaster Bible College. Prior to this, he was Associate Professor and English Program Coordinator at The Baptist College of Florida. Dr. Reiter is also a writer and associate editor at the website Christ and Pop Culture. He is the author of over a dozen academic articles on theology and genre fiction, and he has published several poems and short stories in the horror, fantasy, and science fiction genres. His love is discovering ways in which the Bible helps us “read” culture and the ways in which cultural products like literature, film, or television may help us “defamiliarize” Scripture to see old truths from new and surprising angles.
Education:
PhD, Baylor University, English
MA, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, Church History
BA, Nyack College, English
Advice:
“Creation itself and human creative works are gifts from the Giver. We need know other justification than that for studying them.”
Verse:
Hebrews 10:23: “Let us hold unswervingly to the hope we profess, for he who promised is faithful.”