Tyndale Chapel Podcast

The 2015 Fall Graduation ceremony saw graduates come together with faculty, family and friends to celebrate, reflect, give thanks and look towards the future. The speakers included Dr. Gary Nelson who gave the Welcome Address, Janney Lock who gave the Graduating Student Address for the University College and Teresa McWhirther who gave the Graduating Student address for the Seminary. Dr. John H. Wilkinson was introduced as Tyndale University College & Seminary’s 8th Chancellor...

Passage: Luke 18:1-8

Have you ever experienced injustice? Will justice ever be realized? Join Dr. Fred Penney as he examines these questions.

Dr. Penney has pastored since 1987, having planted a multi-ethnic church in the heart of Toronto. He currently pastors Emmanuel Pentecostal Church in Port Perry, ON. Dr. Penney studied homiletics with Dr. Haddon Robinson and his dissertation is entitled "Applying a Spiritual Warfare Cosmology to Preaching". He has taught homiletics...

Passage: Luke 8:26-38

Dr. Carolyn Weber discusses the difficulty of being a Christian and how God uses us to extend grace within our own families and communities.

Carolyn Weber graduated summa cum laude from Huron College, University of Western Ontario, Canada. She was awarded the Canadian Commonwealth Scholarship to study at Oxford University in England, where she completed her M.Phil and Doctor of Philosophy degrees in Romantic Literature. Also at Oxford, she taught undergraduates...

Rev. Dr. Jamie Taylor talks about the life and mission of his great-great grandfather, James Hudson Taylor, as well as God's call for willing and skillful workers.

Rev. Dr. Jamie Taylor is currently serving at OMF International as the Sector Leader for Church and Mission Ministry, for China and Beyond Area. He is the great-great grandson of J. Hudson Taylor, founder of the China Inland Mission (now OMF International).

The Tyndale community was encouraged and challenged by fellow colleague James Brooks (Global and Community Engagement) and Tyndale students who have participated in one or more of Tyndale's mission trips. Their address is entitled "Dear Tyndale."

Davy Liu’s passion for his work was instilled in him from the very beginning. As a child, he loved to use pencil and pastel on paper to capture things he took visually. Davy’s family immigrated to the United States from Taiwan when he was thirteen, and he sought refuge in his natural talent – art – as he struggled to adapt to the new culture and language. After graduating from Ringling School of Arts and Design in Florida, Davy became a Disney animator and worked...

Join Dr. Judith Rood as she recounts the story of Teresa Benedicta Edith Stein living during the hardships of Nazi Germany and the persecution of the Jewish people.

Judith Mendelsohn Rood received her Ph.D. in Modern Middle Eastern History from the University of Chicago and her M.A. in Arab Studies from Georgetown University. She earned her B.A. at New College, an experimental liberal arts college modeled on the Oxford University curriculum, and did undergraduate and graduate work at...

The Tyndale community and friends gather together to dedicate the new campus at a special worship service.

Dr. Gary V. Nelson is a published author, dynamic speaker and recognized Christian leader in Canada and around the world. On July 1, 2010, Dr. Nelson began his term as the 12th President and Vice Chancellor of Tyndale University College & Seminary.

Prior to becoming president of Tyndale, Dr. Nelson served for 10 years as General Secretary of Canadian Baptist Ministries (CBM...

In celebration of the impact supporters and board members are making for Tyndale University College & Seminary, a celebration was held featuring guest speaker Sister Sue Mosteller, CSJ.

Sue is a Sister of St. Joseph’s in the Toronto Convent and works for the Henri Nouwen Legacy as a Trustee, a Society Member, and with Henri’s Archival Collection at the University of Toronto St. Michael’s College. She is regularly connected with her friends at L’Arche...

Passage: Matthew 19-20

Where do we see ourselves before God, and how does God see us? Dr. Rev. Joan Devries examines the parable of the workers and God's grace.

Rev. Joan DeVries joined the Tyndale community on August 8, 2012 as the Seminary Dean of Students. Joan brings a valuable breadth of ministry and educational experiences to this key role in student development for the Seminary. Prior to coming to Tyndale Joan has taught high school, pastored several churches, served on a...