On Monday 3^rd February the Tyndale Society held a special event in Cambridge when we went to Cambridge University Library (CUL) where Dr Harry Spillane, Research Fellow at Cambridge University, showed us early English Bibles from the Bible Society collection from Tyndale to the Authorized KJV.

We were joined by Mary Clow, Guido Latre, Amanda Taylor from Cambridge Bibles, Dr Onesimus Ndungu the Bible Society archivist, Peter Williams from Tyndale House and Dr Emanuel Contac, a Romanian Bible researcher. After lunch at the CUL canteen we headed over to the Cambridge University Press to meet Bob Groser, who told us something of their long history and took us on a guided tour of the museum.

That evening we held a little 30^th anniversary party at Mary Clow’s house near Wendover in Bucks, when we were joined by Guido Latre, Anne & Martin Hayward and Brian Edwards to eat a wonderful cake made by Kirsty Rees. We then joined our American friends online via the wonders of Zoom. On the Sunday, some of us met for lunch at the Firecrest pub near Wendover.

On 31^st January members of the Tyndale Society visited London for a tour of the Museum of the Book when David Smith and Eva Hansson showed us their amazing collection of artefacts housed at a Baptist Church in the Limehouse area of East London. Afterwards we enjoyed lunch at the Star of the East pub before heading back.

Mary Clow and Neil Rees represented The Tyndale Society at an evening in the parish church at Old Amersham, Buckinghamshire, to mark the 400th anniversary of the birth of George Fox. "Be Patterns - Be Examples" was a play about George Fox and the Chiltern Quakers which was performed at St Mary's Church in Amerhsam on 17th November, 2024. The play was a combination of words and music.