Tyndale News & Articles

Tyndale Alumni Help Create the World's Largest QR Code

Thursday, June 28, 2012

It took 8 months of planning, more than 250 people, and 1369 black and white squares to assemble the 22,000 square foot QR code. The giant mosaic was arranged to raise support and awareness of Youth Unlimited (YU) North York programs. More than 120,000 youth live in North York, one third of which...

Tyndale Seminary Journal Examines the Mission of God

Tuesday, June 12, 2012

Missio Dei is an online journal, published by Tyndale Seminary, geared for Christian leaders in the Greater Toronto Area and beyond. Each month articles are posted by faculty and friends of Tyndale Seminary. The authors explore how insights from their diverse fields of expertise can help Christians...

Ruth Whitt Fund Honours Years of Service

Friday, June 8, 2012

Last week, a retirement party and farewell for Ruth Whitt was held where The Ruth Whitt Professional Development and Refreshment Fund was announced to honour her nearly seventeen years of faithful service to Tyndale. “She worked day and night and I don’t think people realize how much...

ARAMARK Canada to Provide Food Services at Tyndale University College & Seminary

Monday, June 4, 2012

Tyndale University College & Seminary is pleased to announce the beginning of a partnership with Food Services provider, ARAMARK Canada. ARAMARK Canada provides a range of services to universities and businesses across the country, serving over 400,000 students in Canada alone. “Our...

Tyndale Confers First Earned Doctorates

Wednesday, May 30, 2012

This May, Tyndale Seminary awarded its first earned doctorates in the 118 year history of the institution. Sixteen Doctor of Ministry (DMin) candidates received their degrees at the Tyndale Seminary Graduation Ceremony at Richmond Hill Christian Community Church. “This cohort...

University College Students Serve Abroad

Friday, May 25, 2012

Serving and travelling abroad with fellow students is a unique opportunity presented to Tyndale University College students. This summer, five groups of students are dedicating a month of their summers to volunteering in Africa, Asia, North America, and Europe. “This year has seen the...

A Farewell to J&T's Catering

Monday, May 14, 2012

On Wednesday, May 16, Tyndale will be hosting a community wide farewell for the owners and staff of J&T’s Catering. This will be a time to say thank you to those who have served with care the students, faculty and staff of Tyndale for 15 years. With the transition to the new campus,...

Tyndale Honours Dr. Pierre Allard and Dr. John Wilkinson at Graduation Ceremonies

Tuesday, May 8, 2012

On May 12, 2012 Tyndale University College and Seminary will confer honorary doctorates on Dr. Pierre Allard and Dr. John Wilkinson. “Dr. Allard and Dr. Wilkinson represent the best of what we hope for in our graduates,” said Dr. Gary Nelson, President of Tyndale University College and...

Tyndale Psychology Students Gain Unique Research Experience

Monday, April 23, 2012

Intimate class sizes afford Tyndale UC Psychology students the opportunity to work closely with professors to develop in-depth research projects. As part of their research courses, students are encouraged to do high-level research and present their findings at conferences. Throughout the year,...

Board of Governors Member Honoured

Tuesday, April 17, 2012

Tyndale Board of Governors member, Beverley Muir, was honoured by the Punjabi Community Health Services on International Women's Day, March 9. Muir is the Principal of Humberwood Downs Junior Middle Academy, is actively involved in the Toronto District School Board, and her unique perspective...

Chancellor Installed at Graduation Chapel

Thursday, April 12, 2012

Toronto--Graduating students in black gowns processed into the chapel for their final time in worship with the Tyndale community. Held in the chapel at the Bayview campus, the April 10th service was a time of celebrating accomplishments, blessing new ventures, and installing Dr. Stephanie Ling as...

Tyndale Professor Writes First Biography of Margery Perham

Monday, March 19, 2012

After extensive research that included reviewing the contents of 750 boxes in the personal archives of Margery Perham at Oxford University, Dr. Brad Faught returned to Oxford for the launch of his book, Into Africa: The Imperial Life of Margery Perham. Dr. Faught, Associate Professor of History at...

Church and Community Survey Results

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

In the fall of 2011, Tyndale University College & Seminary conducted a survey to find out how churches and individuals, primarily located in Ontario, are involved in their communities. The goal was to start a conversation exploring how churches and individuals in the Tyndale community are...

Philosophy Department Prepares Students for Life After Graduation

Tuesday, March 13, 2012

While Philosophy departments at Canadian universities generally represent a small fraction of the student body, at Tyndale nearly 10% of University students are pursuing a major or minor in philosophy. Students are attracted to the program, which has seen students graduate to work in the corporate...

Summer Missions Teams To Serve in Asia, Africa, Europe and the USA

Wednesday, March 7, 2012

This year, 43 UC and seminary students will be going on missions trips to Asia, Africa, Europe and the USA. Tyndale is excited to see growing numbers of students interested in international missions with participation more than doubled from last year. The purpose of the trips is to give students...

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