Tyndale Communications
Easter celebration supports Tyndale students
Published on | News & Events category
Over 400 guests filled the Tyndale Chapel on April 12 for the eighth annual Spring in the Chapel, an Easter benefit concert for Tyndale students. The music, which took guests on a journey towards Easter through a special worship experience, was directed by Dr. Melissa Davis, and featured the Tyndale Community Choir, the TCC Band, the Tyndale Singers, Dr. Joy Lee, Jalesa Walkes and Saj McKenley.
Tyndale launches new 5-year BA + MDiv program
Published on | Academics category
The first of its kind in Canada, Tyndale University now offers an accelerated pathway combining liberal arts and theological education. The five-year BA + MDiv dual degree allows students to earn both a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Biblical Studies and Theology (BSTH) and a Master of Divinity (MDiv) degree in just five years of full-time study.
Remembering Archie McLean
Published on | News & Events category
The Tyndale University community celebrates the life of Archibald (Archie) McLean, former Board Chair and Honorary Degree recipient, who passed away February 20, 2025. He was predeceased by his wife of nearly sixty years, Kathleen. Together they had six children and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Dordt University and Tyndale University announce fast-track MSW partnership
Published on | Academics category
Dordt University’s Master of Social Work (MSW) program is partnering with Tyndale University in Toronto, Canada. This partnership gives students at Tyndale a fast-track to their MSW degree and a streamlined path to register with the Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers.
Christian Careers Canada still ‘Bridging People and Possibilities’ after 25 years
Published on | News & Events category
Launched in January 2000, Christian Careers Canada (CCC) was designed to help build bridges between people looking for positions and the employers offering them.
From the past to the future
Published on | News & Events category
As Tyndale turned 130 last year, it paused to reflect on the important kingdom significance it has had since 1894, and to consider God’s provision over the past year.
Called toward a career in business and leadership
Published on | Students category
Matthew Habinski began studying towards his Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) at Tyndale University in the fall of 2021. He completed an internship with Niagara Motors in Niagara-on-the-Lake in August 2024, and he is poised to graduate in May 2025. He was interviewed by Tyndale's Marketing & Communications Department.
Wintersongs and Christmas Favourites
Published on | News & Events category
Nearly a thousand guests filled the Tyndale Chapel on November 30 for the 14th annual Christmas in the Chapel, a benefit concert for Tyndale students. For the first time since 2019, a matinee concert was held in addition to the evening event.
‘I came up smiling’
Published on | Students category
Hoping to graduate in 2028 with a Master of Theological Studies degree, Nikita (Niki) Ens, an online student living in Saskatoon, came to Tyndale by a long and precipitous route.
A beacon of light and hope in the world
Published on | Students category
Candles and Christmas go together in many homes at this time of year, a reminder of Jesus' words from John 8:12: “I am the light of the world; he who follows me will not walk in darkness, but will have the light of life". (RSV)
New spaces in old places
Published on | Students category
Anyone walking the hallways of Tyndale may have noticed changes to names and numbers on some doors and wondered why. The reason is actually quite simple: Tyndale wants to take the student experience to a higher level.
‘The music holds so much emotion’
Published on | Students category
Like many students, Helen Lawrence chose Tyndale because she wanted to attend a Christian university in Ontario. It was as simple as that.