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St Paul's Cathedral in London has in its possession a partial copy of Tyndale's 1526 New Testament, just one of three known surviving copies. You can read their webpage about it here:
The cathedral also produces a podcast series called "Stories from St Paul’s", produced and presented by Douglas Anderson. These explore over a thousand years of cathedral history. In episode 7 of series 2 (called "The Most Dangerous Book in England"), Douglas Anderson explores the way Tyndale's translation challenged established religious and political power and authority. You can listen to it by clicking on the button below. It was first broadcast on 16 March 2022 and lasts about five minutes.
We have added a new Publisher Discounts page to the Tyndale Society website. Members of the Tyndale Society qualify for hefty discounts on relevant books. Explore the current discounts available and please note that new items will be added as we continue to connect with different publishers. Let us know if you have book or product that you would like to offer a discount for, or if there is a relevant, new book for which we should request a discount.
Cambridge Bibles, part of Cambridge University Press, have produced a special edition of the 1534 Tyndale New Testament, with original spelling except uncontracted expanding the abbreviations and ligatures.
These sell at £65.00 GBP or $44.99 USD. Tyndale Society members are offered a 30% discount making the price £45.50 GBP or $59.49 USD.
Contact our Projects Coordinator for the code.
Click on the button below to buy a copy.
Headin’ Home is a Christian bluegrass band from coastal Georgia in the USA, formed by members of the Lindblom family in 2018. They perform most frequently in the Southeastern states but also travel all over the US. Libby Lindblom has written a delightful song about William Tyndale called “The Translator” which can be heard on YouTube. They have also recorded this in the studio and it is featured on their new album called 'Rhythm of the Tires', which came out on 24th October, 2025. Learn more about the band from their website:
The new 52nd edition of the Tyndale Society Journal has been printed and is slowly making its way to members. It is a special edition to mark the 30th anniversary of the Tyndale Society. It is sixty pages long and packed with news, features, articles and book reviews. The next edition, which will be a special Antwerp Conference edition, is now in preparation.