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The new 52nd edition of the Tyndale Society Journal has been printed and is slowly making its way to members. It is a special edition to mark the 30th anniversary of the Tyndale Society. It is sixty pages long and packed with news, features, articles and book reviews. The next edition, which will be a special Antwerp Conference edition, is now in preparation.
The Tyndale Society held a successful informal relaxed 30th Anniversary Garden Party at our Chairman’s house in Buckinghamshire. About fifty people - old friends and new - came and met and chatted. Brian Edwards gave a talk about William Tyndale and sold copies of his books. The weather held out and new connections were made. Thanks are due to Mary Clow for hosting, and to all who came and helped.
The Tyndale Society conference featured in a news article that was published in the United Kingdom on the 'Christian Today' website. The item was later picked up and copied by the 'Christian Post' in the USA that same day. Click on the button below to see the original post.
On 28th May 2025, Dr Harry Spillane gave a talk on Francis Fry and his collection of Bibles, especially versions by William Tyndale. For full details, click on the button below.
On 8th August, a complementary video was published (for free) on YouTube. The link below will allow you to view the video - which last for just over three-quarters of an hour.
The Tyndale Society held a very successful international conference in Antwerp in Belgium to mark the 30th anniversary of the Society and the quincentenary of the publication of Tyndale's New Testament in English. The conference was attended by ninety-five participants, mainly from the UK, USA, Belgium and the Netherlands. The theme was 'Tudor England and the Antwerp Book Trade'. The event was organised by Guido Lattro and staff members of the MPM (Museum Plantin-Moretus), Antwerp University and Louvain University.
The event included speakers, exhibits of 16th century books and optional guided tours of Antwerp and Leuven. The conference also included a concert by the Tyndale Singers (including former and current members of the English Chamber Choir) held at Antwerp Cathedral with the Anglican Church of Antwerp.
For more information, see the Tyndale Journal and a future edition of Reformation journal.
You can also see a report on the conference on the website of the