Come and join us—pastors, church leaders, ministers—for a day of looking after your own soul. This will be a day of learning, practicing, and interacting with other leaders. One of the great neglects of church leadership is their own soul.

On Thursday, April 24th, 2025, local pastors from across the Greater Golden Horseshoe (Peterborough to Niagara Region) are invited to join the Tyndale Centre for Pastoral Imagination for a time of rich discussion, connection with other pastors and ministers, and a

This module will explore various issues at the end of life including ethical decisions that need to be made, the necessity of a living will, how to say 'good bye', sitting 'vigil', learning the signs that the body is shutting down and rituals and beliefs that make a difference.

Learning how to bring our awareness from the external world to our internal world is key. Then, we can see our type in action and begin to be less on automatic. We can do this by developing our Inner Observer or our Witnessing Consciousness more fully.

Tyndale's Annual Wesley Studies Symposium will take place on Tuesday April 29, at Tyndale University. Our keynote speaker will be Dr. Thomas Noble, a leading theologian in the Church of the Nazarene. He is the author of the important book, Holy Trinity, Holy People, and is currently writing a major multi-volume work, Christian Theology.

Join us for a transformative event that combines a book launch and a practical workshop centred on The Stories Congregations Tell: Flourishing in the Face of Transition and Change. This gathering will provide research-backed insights, theological reflections, and actionable tools to help your congregation harness the power of storytelling to navigate change, foster belonging, and thrive in ministry.

In strengthening our work with churches and other Christian ministries, Tyndale Wellness Centre is expanding its mental health reach by training pastors and other ministry leaders to better understand mental health and mental illness and more effectively support their members who need care in this important area of life.