Statue of Wm TyndalePhoto: Statue of William Tyndale
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More about The Tyndale Society

Join us!

Tyndale Society Membership brings: free copies of the Tyndale Society Journal half-price subscription to Reformation Journal free entry to...

Aims of the society

The aims of the Society are to promote a greater knowledge and understanding of the importance of the contribution made by Tyndale to the English Reformation...

A brief history

The Tyndale Society was inaugurated in 1995. It followed on from the activities organised the previous year by the William Tyndale Quincentenary Trust. The...

Membership

All members receive: The Tyndale Society Journal twice a year. Details of forthcoming conferences and other events, sometimes including visits to sites...

News and events

Tyndale article in Christianity magazine, 15 July 2026

News

  The latest July edition of Premier Christianity magazine has a feature on Bible translation inspired by the 500th anniversary of the English New...

New Bench at North Nibley Commemorates William Tyndale, 11 July 2026

News

I was recently commissioned to create a handcrafted solid oak bench to mark the 500th anniversary of William Tyndale’s translation of the Bible into...

New Amersham Martyrs Play announced - March 2027

Events

Every few years a Lollard Martyrs' Play is hosted in the parish church at Old Amersham in Buckinghamshire. This tells the story of the Amersham Tudor...

Article on Tyndale in The Conversation, 30 June 2026

News

A new, very nice Tyndale article was published on 30th June 2026 in "The Conversation", which claims to stand for  "Academic rigour,...