Tyndale Society Publications Committee   The Publications Committee met on 10 September 2003 at Hertford College, Oxford.   Means for the funding of a new booklet on the life and achievements of William Tyndale were discussed and a strategy to pursue this was agreed. The Committee remains keen to see this project realized. The Committee welcomed the news that Fyfield Books is to publish a collection of Tyndale extracts to be edited by David Daniell and included in its ‘classics’ series. It also considered ways in which Deborah Pollard’s ‘Tyndale Concordance’ might be brought to publication and tabled a discussion paper to investigate the possibilities for the Society to co-operate in the establishment of an appropriate scholarly monograph series.   The importance of the website as a means of promoting Tyndale and the Society’s activities was stressed and the further development of the website was identified as a key future agenda item. The Publications Committee will next meet in March 2004. Peter Clifford, Chairman, November 2003 Stationers’ Prize 2003   The annual Company of Stationers and Newspaper Makers’ prize for 2003 was awarded to Dr Alec Ryrie, a member of the Department of History in the University of Birmingham, England, for his essay on ‘Divine Kingship and Royal theology in Henry VIII’s Reformation’. His essay has been published in the current edition of Reformation (volume 8).   Our congratulations to Dr Ryrie who is to be presented with his prize at an awards lunch at the Stationers’ Company Hall, London during 2004. Question Answer   The answer to the question posed in Mary Clow’s feature News from America :- William Booth, Lord Shaftesbury, John Wesley and William Wilberforce.