New student orientation is your opportunity to begin your Tyndale journey well. It's a chance to connect with faculty, meet fellow students, and discover the resources and community that will support you throughout your studies. Please register for either of the following almost identical sessions as soon as possible.

Tyndale University undergraduate students are you ready to kick off the year with friends, lake vibes, delicious food, and unforgettable moments with God?

U Getaway ’26 is your chance to break away from the city and start the school year refreshed, connected, and built up for what’s ahead.

This three-hour introductory workshop in Disability Theology invites participants to engage the lived realities of disability alongside their theological implications for Christian life, ministry, and community.

We believe that God passionately loves children. He has given parents and church a mission to nurture the young ones well in the Kingdom of God. Children are not only our future spiritual warriors but also church of today. They deserve our best attention, resources and effort. As a pastor, a church leader, a Sunday school teacher or a parent, we have to work together to provide the best environment for their spiritual growth and to share with them the love of God

Join fellow students, staff, faculty and alumni from Tyndale University for a special night at Rogers Centre as the Toronto Blue Jays take on the Detroit Tigers on Monday, September 14, at 7:07 PM.

Welcome to all our new Tyndale students who began studies over the summer and beginning this fall from the School of Education, the School of Arts and Sciences, and the Seminary! And welcome back to everyone else! 

Go forth and multiply... your book collection! 

Join us for the first Tyndale Library Book Sale. Find great books at great prices and support your library. 

Where: ABBA Resource Centre

Do I have to be a cross-cultural overseas missionary to participate in God’s mission? What does my study, work or family life have to do with God’s mission? What about social justice or creation care? What does it mean to live a “missional life” or grow a “missional church”? 

This week we are pleased to welcome award-winning author Jen Pollock Michel to our community. Jen’s newest book is entitled A Rule for the Rest of Us: An Ancient Practice for Making the Daily Decisions that Shape Faithful Lives.

This course explores the nature of intercultural communication, examines the key elements that make it up, and focuses on learning and acquiring the attitude and skills for effective intercultural communication as a Christian.