Tyndale Chapel Podcast

Dr. Clark brings to the position of Academic Dean a breadth of experience as a professor, administrator, professional counsellor and overseas missionary. Before joining the faculty in 2005 she served as Vice-Dean at McMaster Divinity College, where she taught counselling, pastoral care and field education. She has lectured widely in a number of countries and contexts and is a frequent conference a...

Dr. Boers has taught for Associated Mennonite Biblical Seminary, Conrad Grebel University College, Andover Newton Theological School, and the Canterbury College D. Min. program. Prior to teaching, he was a pastor in rural, urban church-planting and inner-city settings in the US and Canada. He is the author of six books: The Way is Made by Walking: A Pilgrimage Along the Camino de Santiago (transla...

Charles Price has been the Senior Pastor of The Peoples Church in Toronto, Ontario, Canada since September 2001, with a weekly congregation of 3500 people. He has a weekly hour-long television programme, Living Truth, which is broadcast coast to coast in Canada each week, as well as in the United Kingdom, Europe, India, Australia, New Zealand, Indonesia, Korea and Japan. Charles Price came to Chri...

"A good story can inform our lives. The 'greatest story ever told' can transform our lives." —Rob Styler This is the goal of Rob Styler, founder of 2nd Adam Performing Arts, the drama ministry of CJF Ministries. Rob is a graduate of Moody Bible Institute (Chicago), where he majored in Jewish and Modern Israel Studies. He was ordained by Associated Gospel Churches and served as a street evangelist...

Barry holds the formal title of the Reverend Canon Doctor in his role as the Rector or Senior Minister / Pastor of our church. His formal education includes a Doctor of Ministry (DMin), a Masters of Divinity (MDiv), and a general BA. It all started with his diploma in Emergency Paramedical Care and his early years as a Firefighter. His role description as Rector involves a focus on four primary mi...

Hans Peter Royer was born in 1962 in Schladming, Austria. He went to public school for 9 years, before learning to be a professional car-mechanic for 4 years. After a time in the army he pursued training to become an Austrian certified Mountain- and ski-guide, ski-instructor and cave-guide and worked in that field from 1981 until 1989 in Austria, in the US as well as in Australia. In 1987 he marri...

Steve and his wife Claudia came to Bayview Glen in 2008. They were international workers with The Christian and Missionary Alliance for 26 years, serving in Colombia and Argentina. They moved to Toronto directly from the South Pole (well, really from Buenos Aires). Steve studied at Toccoa Falls College, Columbia International University, and Regent University where he earned a Ph. D. in Organizati...

Dr. Livingston is an ordained minister of the Presbyterian Church in Canada and has served congregations in Seattle, Scotland, Vancouver, Cambridge, and most recently, the historic Knox Presbyterian Church in Toronto. Passionate about the integration of pastoral ministry and theological education, he previously served as adjunct professor at McMaster Divinity College and Tyndale Seminary. He is co...

Dr. Nelson brings to the Seminary proven experience in pastoral work and congregational revitalization as well as teaching experience at numerous seminaries across Canada. Before taking up his role as General Secretary of Canadian Baptist Ministries, he served congregations both as staff member and lead pastor, and was the founding director of an urban leadership training initiative. Most recently...

Dr Noh’s area of specialization in both clinical practice and research is in the area of Marriage and Family Therapy. She completed her internship at Glen Roberts Child Study Center and Verdugo Mental Health, in Southern California, working with children, adults, and families, dealing with mental health issues, including depressive and anxiety disorders, ADHD, and PTSD, as well as family system is...

Benjamin Devadason was born and raised in Sri Lanka in a fine Christian home and later attended an evangelical church in Colombo, where he was privileged to hear the Gospel message. However, it was only when Benji turned 20 years of age that he responded to the claims of Christ upon his life. From 1973 to 1985, Benji served at his local church, in the areas of evangelism, discipleship, preaching,...

Dr. Idestrom joined the faculty of Tyndale Seminary in 2001, after having taught at Western Pentecostal Bible College in Abbotsford, BC for five years. Besides having taught summer courses at Tyndale prior to joining the core faculty, she has done adjunct teaching at Wycliffe College in Toronto, Regent College, ACTS Seminary and Trinity Western University in Langley, BC. Her doctoral dissertation...

As founder of UrbanPromise Toronto, Colin McCartney is the visionary for this unique urban ministry. Under his leadership, hundreds of children, youth and their families have experienced safe places where they are empowered to change their lives and communities through the love of God. McCartney’s career in urban ministry spans over 20 years. Before birthing UrbanPromise Toronto, McCartney served...

Dr. Van Johnson is Dean of Master's Pentecostal Seminary (established in Toronto in 1996), which is partnered with Tyndale Seminary. He also serves as an instructor in New Testament at Tyndale. Dr. Johnson is the Director of the MTS in Pentecostal Studies - a joint degree of Tyndale and Master's. He lectures yearly at Canadian Pentecostal Seminary, which is associated with Trinity Western Universi...

For the 2010 Faith Talks lecture series, Tyndale presents Margaret Feinberg, who will be speaking on the ideas from her book, The Sacred Echo. Instead of listening for a one-time whisper or a still small voice, Feinberg tries to recognize what she calls “sacred echoes.” In these moments, God speaks the same message again and again. Feinberg, author of the critically acclaimed The Organic God, gent...

  For the 2010 Faith Talks lecture series, Tyndale presents Margaret Feinberg, who will be speaking on the ideas from her book, The Sacred Echo. Instead of listening for a one-time whisper or a still small voice, Feinberg tries to recognize what she calls “sacred echoes.” In these moments, God speaks the same message again and again. Feinberg, author of the critically acclaimed The Organic God, ge...

For the 2010 Faith Talks lecture series, Tyndale presents Margaret Feinberg, who will be speaking on the ideas from her book, The Sacred Echo. Instead of listening for a one-time whisper or a still small voice, Feinberg tries to recognize what she calls “sacred echoes.” In these moments, God speaks the same message again and again. Feinberg, author of the critically acclaimed The Organic God, gent...

Graduation Chapel was held on Tuesday, April 6th at the Sisters of St. Joseph's Chapel. Stephen Thomson has taught at Tyndale for many years and focuses on the areas of Gospel studies and Acts, historical Jesus studies, the letters of Paul, particularly Romans and Galatians and regularly contributes to the discussion of eschatology by teaching a course on the Book of Revelation. His focus is to en...

Dr. Livingston is an ordained minister of the Presbyterian Church in Canada and has served congregations in Seattle, Scotland, Vancouver, Cambridge, and most recently, the historic Knox Presbyterian Church in Toronto. Passionate about the integration of pastoral ministry and theological education, he previously served as adjunct professor at McMaster Divinity College and Tyndale Seminary. He is co...

Rev. Joe Boot is an apologist, educator, author and senior pastor of Westminster Chapel in Toronto.  He served with RZIM for seven years as an apologist in the U.K. and Canada, working for five years as Canadian director of RZIM.  Prior to this he served as an associate pastor with Christ Church Fulham, heading up their evangelism work in central London, England.  In his first ministry role he tra...

Scott Forbes serves as the Regional Representative for IJM Canada in Ontario and Eastern Canada. IJM is a human rights agency that secures justice for victims of slavery, sexual exploitation and other forms of violent oppression. IJM lawyers, investigators and aftercare professionals work with local governments to ensure victim rescue, to prosecute perpetrators and to strengthen the community and...

Rick Tobias is best known for his life-long advocacy on behalf of low-income and marginalized people. His early professional experience in his native Saint John, New Brunswick introduced him to poverty that spans generations and requires a broad-based approach to change. In 1983, he became coordinator of YSM’s Evergreen Centre, which he refocused to address needs of street youth. His innovative wo...

Bob Morris has been involved in mission since the day he was born to missionary parents working with SIM in Nigeria. Since 1968 he has been associated with Interserve (Canada) and has spent 18 of those years living in India, Pakistan, and Cyprus. A major part of his role has been the development of strategies for placing professionals in countries where missionaries are not welcome. His responsibi...

Mr.  John Cook is an international worker with the Christian Missionary Alliance Church Canada, who works in a country on the "Silk Road". John's message title is "Three Questions I Thought I Knew the Answers To". Listen Online

Rev. Goertz, an ordained pastor in the Baptist Church of Ontario and Quebec, brings to his position at Tyndale a passion for the Church and for preparing people to integrate their faith with their personal and professional lives. He is a regular speaker in a variety of church settings and is a popular seminar and retreat facilitator on such diverse topics as prayer, grief, leadership, church renew...