On September 16 we'll hear from members of the Tyndale Student Life team as they outline the theme for Community Chapels for the 2025-2026 year.

Using Christopher Wright’s book, The Mission of God’s People, we will explore together how to be a missional people who participate in God’s mission in all spheres of our lives. The two primary questions we will address together are: Who are we (our identity)? And what are we here for (our mission)? The class will provide a comprehensive and holistic vision of God’s mission for God’s people in God’s world.

This course explores the dynamic relationship between worship, preaching, and the missional calling of the church in contemporary society. Drawing on biblical, theological, and practical insights, students will examine how congregational worship and preaching can foster communal participation in the Spirit, leading to individual transformation, ecclesial formation, and social incorporation for the sake of God’s reign in the world.

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. It also considers the contextualized biblical leadership that disciples of Christ who work in multicultural settings should have.

Thorough risk assessment is a crucial therapeutic intervention that may mean the difference between life and death and can determine the immediate and long-term direction of therapy. The therapist’s knowledge and comfort are important tools for successful interventions. Join presenter, Emily Harman, for this important topic.

Seminar 1 in the Embrace Grief with Hope seminar series

One of the most difficult experiences for bereaved individuals is dealing with the expectations of grief. Sometimes, well-meaning friends offer unhelpful comments like, “Wow, it’s been so long; aren’t you over this yet?” As bereaved people, we often wonder if we are, in fact, not doing this right. This workshop will offer helpful guidance about reasonable expectations for grief “recovery,” both to bereaved people and those who care for them.

This certificate program is comprised of 3 independent courses rooted in biblical teachings and child development and one Intercultural Competency course. Through lecturing, hands-on activities and small group projects, students will be introduced to the mission/vision of Children’s Ministry, practical application and creative approaches for responding to the spiritual needs of children and families in this fast-paced world. Jointly offered by the Tyndale Intercultural Ministries (TIM) Centre and Blessing4CM Consulting Ministry!

On September 23 we are delighted to welcome back to the Tyndale Chapel pulpit Pastor Paul Woodburn of First Alliance Church in Toronto. 

If you are interested in our Bachelor of Education program and would like to find out more, please register for this in-person BEd Info Session where you can attend a presentation from the BEd faculty to learn about the program.

Our support groups are led by warm and compassionate facilitators, ready to companion you in your grief. It is a confidential safe space where you can (or not) share your feelings on the journey of integrating your loss. Being in a group setting you are reminded that “you are not alone” and that there are people who identify with what you are going through. We walk this journey together.