Spiritual Formation Certificate

John Calvin wrote that wisdom “consists almost entirely of two parts: the knowledge of God and of ourselves.” An introduction to spiritual formation can best begin by learning more about ourselves. In this module, we will take a look at our God-given talents, learned skills, spiritual gifts, and personalities, so that we can know how God has designed us to serve.

This course explores the integration of biblical principles into everyday life and ministry. Students will examine the biblical narrative through the framework of creation, fall, and redemption, while engaging with key missiological texts such as the 1978 Willowbank Report. In response to contemporary secular worldviews in North America, participants will develop practical strategies for cultural transformation grounded in biblical truth. Through interactive discussions, case studies, and applied projects, students will learn to effectively bridge theological understanding with practical mission in diverse cultural contexts.

...this course is designed to deepen students’ theological, theoretical, and historical understanding of multiethnicity and global diaspora mission movement. This course aims to prepare students to effectively engage in multiethnic societies and ministries and serve diaspora and refugees locally and globally.

“A Day in the Life” is a unique on-campus experience designed to give prospective students an authentic look at what it means to be a student at Tyndale University. Prospective undergraduate students will be paired with current students who will serve as hosts for the day.

This week we will commemorate the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in our Community Chapel. 

If you are interested in our Bachelor of Education program and would like to find out more, please register for this virtual BEd Info Session. You'll hear a presentation from the BEd faculty to learn about the program.

This seminar will review the phenomenon of ADHD and how a variety of psychotherapeutic skills may be helpful when working as a therapist with individuals with ADHD. Join presenter, Drs. Anna Chen & Cara Brown, for this important topic.

On October 7 Dr. Jen Gilbertson, Assistant Professor of New Testament (UG) will speak in Chapel. We always look forward to Dr. Gilbertson's messages.  

Being trauma-informed in the field of psychotherapy is increasingly non-negotiable. This module is an introductory exploration of the prevalence and impact of trauma. Therapeutic considerations and approaches will also be addressed. Join presenter, Lisa Oppitz, for this important topic.