An unforgettable night of music revolving around the Psalms and featuring the Mike Janzen band and the Tyndale Community Choir.

The problem of climate change concerns our ability to alter the planet’s climate, and thus the basic life-support system for every living thing.  It has been called an “existential threat” so great that “it is an absolute imperative to get to net zero" by the year 2035.

Attendees will have the Zoom link sent to them via email closer to the event.

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Attendees will have the Zoom link sent to them via email closer to the event.

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The Ministry Formation Certificate is a six-month, cohort-based program designed to equip pastors and ministry leaders for effective service in their local contexts. Through interactive learning, mentorship, and practical training, participants explore three key areas of formation: Personal, Communal, and Missional Ministry.

How much should you charge for therapy and should you even charge? What does the client fee represent to you and to your client? How does your culture, faith perspective, personal financial needs, etc., intersect with your therapy fees? Money matters! Join presenter, Wilma Nevers, for this important topic.

This is the full experience! It’s an entire weekend in the Tyndale community designed to give you a taste of being a student. Beginning Friday evening, guests are paired with host students and enjoy a fun event together. After spending the night in residence, the next day begins with a community breakfast to prepare you for the day, where you will discover program options, application information, and funding possibilities; explore the campus; and eat lunch with current students and faculty. Let us show you why Tyndale is the best place to learn, live, and grow!

Disability, Theology and Spiritual Formation Certificate

This is an introductory program in Disability Theology. Students will examine the realities of living with a disability in contemporary society and their theological and spiritual implications. These modules will also delve into a practical theology regarding living and working with individuals with disabilities and their incorporation into our spiritual communities.

This module will explore the different ways individuals, men and women express grief and adapt. We will examine the mourning traditions of different cultures and explore a number of different strategies to work through grief with the aim of increasing sensitive and understanding which we bring to the issue of death.

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