The first five sessions set the emotional tone, therapeutic alliance, and strategic direction for the work to come. Through focused teaching, practical handouts, and video demonstrations, participants will learn how to build safety, attune to attachment dynamics, and begin the process of cycle de-escalation. Join presenter, Dr. Herman Chow, for this important topic.

Every week our community gathers in our beautiful Chapel space to worship together. All are invited to join us weekly for inspirational messages, enlivening music, and thoughtful prayer.

Working with couples and families is more than working with two or more individuals. It requires a systems approach with many and various contributors. In this webinar, we will address a variety of ethical issues that may arise at many different points during therapy. Join presenters, Wilma Nevers and Lisa Oppitz, for this important topic.

This week Kyle Best, Tyndale's Community Life Specialist, will be preaching in Community Chapel. Since graduating in 2019, Kyle has served in a number of roles at Tyndale. A excellent communicator, Kyle has had the opportunity to preach from several pulpits in the GTA and southwestern Ontario.

This free, online gathering invites women to reflect on and tend to the inner resistances we carry as we live and lead within our current systems. Rather than focusing on what is broken around us, we will turn our attention inward, asking, "What is stirring within me as I navigate leadership and ministry?"

Drawing from both her ministry experience and her work accompanying others in spiritual direction, Debbie Laginskie, will be exploring with us how pastors and ministry leaders can navigate the difficult parts of our stories - such as trauma, hurt, or disappointment in ministry - in healthy and life-giving ways.

This Gottman introduction will review how to use the "7 Principles for Making Marriage Work” concepts in your work with couples. This is based on over 50 years of John Gottman’s research with couples. Join presenter, Melissa Johari, for this important topic.

This session considers end of life care from a Christian perspective, emphasizing the God-given value of human life and the moral responsibility we have to treat vulnerable people with compassion. We close with open conversation exploring how we can encourage our faith communities to engage more frequently in conversation on dying and death.

Dr. Narry Santos, Associate Professor of Christian Ministry and Intercultural Leadership at Tyndale Seminary, always brings a rich reflection to our community when he preaches at Tyndale. His combination of church planting, scholarship and teaching in the area of New Testament studies, and his varied experiences in Canada and around the world provide the context for his talks. We are delighted that he'll bring a fresh perspective to our community this week.

Children are our future spiritual leaders, so we need to nurture their faith formation rooted in biblical understanding and child development. In today’s fast-moving world, we put much effort into staying current with the world in which we are called to minister.