Study groups
The Fellowship has a number of different study groups that meet each year in early July.
In 2013 the study groups will be meeting in Cambridge. See table below for dates.
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Philosophy of Religion
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Christian Doctrine
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Ethics and Social Theology
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Old Testament
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Biblical Archaeology
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New Testament
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Biblical Theology
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2013
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4-6
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4-6
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4-6
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1-3
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2-3
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3-5
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3-5
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2014
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3-5
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3-5
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3-5
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7-9
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8-9
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9-11
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9-11
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2015
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1-3
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1-3
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1-3
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6-8
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7-8
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8-10
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8-10
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2016
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5-7 (joint-conference)
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2017
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28-30 June
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28-30 June
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28-30 June
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3-5
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4-5
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5-7
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5-7
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Dates of future study groups and triennial conferences.
(All dates are in the month of July.)
The Tyndale Fellowship warmly invites you to attend any of its Tyndale Lectures.
The next set of lectures will take place in July 2013. These are public lectures which all are welcome to attend.
A full list of previous Tyndale Lectures may be viewed by clicking here.
2013 Tyndale Lectures
Tyndale Biblical Archaeology Lecture
'"Such Sanctity Hath Heaven Given His Hand": The King's Relationship to the Divine in the Old Testament and the Ancient Near East'
Nicholas Reid, DPhil student in Assyriology, University of Oxford
Tyndale Old Testament Lecture
'Undercurrents in Jonah'
Revd Dr James Robson, Tutor in Old Testament and Hebrew, Wycliffe Hall, Oxford
Tyndale Biblical Theology Lecture
Revd Dr Dwight Swanson, Senior Lecturer in Biblical Studies, Nazarene Theological College
Tyndale New Testament Lecture
'Did Paul Invent Justification by Faith?'
Dr Hanna Stettler, Lecturer in New Testament, University of Tuebingen, Germany
Tyndale Ethics and Social Theology Lecture
'Work, Money and Success: the Place of Ecclesiastes in a Christian Theology of Work'
Revd Dr Richard Higginson, Lecturer in Christian Ethics, Ridley Hall, Cambridge
Tyndale Christian Doctrine Lecture
'Does the Emperor Have New Clothes? Is Contemporary Trinitarian Theology a Revival or a Denial of Patristic Settlements?'
Dr Graham Watts, Tutor in Christian Doctrine and Ethics, Spurgeon's College
Tyndale Philosophy of Religion Lecture
'Gödel's Theorems and other results from mathematical logic: implications for the philosophy of religion and Christian apologetics'
Prof Nigel Cutland, Professor Emeritus of Mathematics, University of York