2025

These are Tyndale Talks that were given during 2025.

Friday 10^th January 2025

Donna Fowler–Marchant, Methodist elder and author, was discussing her book:

'Mothers in Israel: Methodist Beginnings through the Eyes of Women'

Available from Amazon

February 21^st February

Guido Latre, Emeritus Professor, University of Louvain. (Belgium), spoke on:

'Tyndale and Antwerp'

Friday 14^th March

Jesse Eldred, Esq. Tyndale enthusiast and seminary-trained minister, spoke on:

‘Solving the Mystery of Tyndale’s Past: An update on Recent Scholarship’

Friday 11^th April

Anne Hayward of Pilgrim Street Contemporary Pilgrimage and an independent scholar, spoke on:

‘On the Trail of William Tyndale in Southern Gloucestershire’

Friday 9^th May

Jerry Rabow, independent scholar and author of: Henry VIII and His Rabbis (2025), spoke on:

'Tyndale and Henry VIII’s “Great Matter”'

Also available from Amazon

Friday 13^th June

Marilyn Button, Ph.D. Prof. of English, Lincoln University, PA

'"Still Serving the Ploughboy" - Tyndale’s contribution to 19th Century British City Missions'

Friday 18^th July

This was a general discussion devoted to:

'Reflections on the conference'

Friday 12^th September

Neil Rees: Local historian, writer and independent researcher (UK), spoke on:

'Typography and Orthography in the Original Tyndale Publications'

Friday 10^th October

David Morgan: Wycliffe Bible Translations, Africa and Europe (UK), spoke on:

'Setting English Bible Translations to Music in the 16th Century'

Friday 14^th November

Brian Edwards: Pastor, author and evangelist (UK), spoke on:

'A Historical Review of the Geneva Bible'

Friday 12^th December

Mark Cannon: Ordained minister (United Methodist Church), Institute of Biblical Research (USA), spoke to the subject:

'From Pulpit to Pyre: Robert Barnes and the Cambridge Reformation, Christmas 1525'