Relevant societies

  • The Lollard Society

    For some of the religious ideas which are believed to have influenced Tyndale.

  • The Richard III Society

    The political background to the period in which Tyndale was born.

  • The Prayer Book Society

    The society was formed to promote and preserve the use of the 1662 Book of Common Prayer - the traditional service book of the Church of England.

  • The Tyndale Monument, North Nibley

    This monument, dedicated to William Tyndale, is positioned prominently on a hill above the village of North Nibley in Gloucestershire. Open to the public all the year round, the monument is 111 feet high and was completed in 1866.

  • The Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society

    The Society's Transactions (available online) provide historical background to Tyndale's home county and have contained articles on him and his family.

  • The English Chamber Choir

    For nearly four decades the English Chamber Choir has been at the forefront of the English choral tradition and London's musical life. It has sung at many Tyndale Society events.

  • The Stinchcombe History Society

    Stinchcombe in Gloucestershire is the village where most historians believe that William Tyndale came from, where he was probably born and probably christened at the local parish church. The history society has a walking tour of the village and various items relating to Tyndale himself on its website.