Tyndale House

Tyndale House Tyndale House is a Christian community and library dedicated to researching all the primary evidence relevant to the study of the Bible.

Tyndale House is a Christian community dedicated to researching all the primary evidence relevant to the study of the Bible. It possesses one of the finest libraries for biblical research in the world, packed with specialist material on the language, culture, history, and meaning of the Bible. It also has facilities for medium and long-term accommodation. The House enjoys close links with the Univ

ersity of Cambridge and many postgraduates, church leaders, and visiting scholars have found it an ideal setting for their own study.

20/08/2026

The story of Noah's ark has been told for millennia and remains one of the best-known Bible stories today. Yet the flood narrative has far more to offer than many of us realise.

Join Dr Peter Williams, Dr James Bejon, and Dr Caleb Howard as they take a closer look at Genesis 8. Their discussion of this pivotal chapter raises important questions about God's justice, mercy, human nature, and his purposes for the world.

YouTube | 7pm BST | 2pm ET

20/08/2026

Tyndale House is committed to equipping biblical scholars around the world—not only with advanced skills, but with a deep love for God and His Word.

The Seminar for Advanced Technical Skills in Biblical Studies brings scholars together for intensive study, collaboration, and mentorship, combining rigorous scholarship with a devotional posture.

The 2026 seminar is coming soon. Learn more see ATSBS link in our Bio.

20/08/2026

What can ancient names tell us about the Old Testament? Dr. Joseph Habib, Research Associate at Tyndale House says that studying the naming practices across the ancient Near East helps to better understand Old Testament names—and ultimately, support the reliability of Scripture.

Discover how God preserved his word in the New Testament at the World of the Bible conference. This half-day event featu...
14/08/2026

Discover how God preserved his word in the New Testament at the World of the Bible conference. This half-day event features insightful presentations from leading biblical scholars. Closing out the 2026 conference series, this special event includes an exclusive video interview with Dr Tom Schmidt, examining the origins and dating of Christmas.

Early bird discount applies to all tickets purchased before September 30th. Book your tickets today using code EarlyBird26.

We're really excited to announce The World of the Bible is coming to Cambridge this autumn. Join us for a day with expert Bible researchers where we will explore the trustworthiness of the New Testament. It is open to anyone interested in finding out more about the Bible.

The story of Noah's ark has been told for millennia and remains one of the best-known Bible stories today. Yet the Flood...
13/08/2026

The story of Noah's ark has been told for millennia and remains one of the best-known Bible stories today. Yet the Flood narrative has far more to offer than many of us realise.

Join Dr Peter Williams, Dr James Bejon, and Dr Caleb Howard as they take a closer look at Genesis 8. Their discussion of this pivotal chapter raises important questions about God's justice, mercy, human nature, and his purposes for the world.

In June, International Scholars Programme alumnus Diego dy Carlos and a group of five Brazilian scholars visited Tyndale...
12/08/2026

In June, International Scholars Programme alumnus Diego dy Carlos and a group of five Brazilian scholars visited Tyndale House and Institute for two weeks of research and strategic planning. Together, these six scholars represent five seminaries, influencing nearly 2,000 students across Brazil.

This was the second annual visit from a delegation of the Academia Brasileira de Estudos Bíblicos (Brazilian Academy of Biblical Studies), a fellowship of Evangelical Biblical Scholars in Brazil, and we look forward to welcoming them back next year.

12/08/2026

How do you build a new library without putting scholarship on hold?

For more than 80 years, Tyndale House has welcomed Bible scholars from around the world. When construction began on the new library, the goal was clear: keep the research going.

That meant relocating 60,000 books into a temporary library, converting apartments into study space, and ensuring room for 40 scholars to continue their work. Today, scholars from Brazil, Egypt, Africa, the United States, the United Kingdom, and beyond are still researching side by side—even if they occasionally find themselves watching the construction from the common room! Because advancing biblical scholarship for the glory of God cannot wait!

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07/08/2026

Since our photos of the basement being completed our builders have been incredibly busy; it has been so exciting to see our new library taking shape before our eyes over the last two months!

06/08/2026

Genesis 7 marks a turning point in the biblical narrative. As the flood begins, questions of judgment, mercy, creation, and re-creation come into focus. Watch our latest discussion exploring the text, its ancient context, and its enduring significance.

YouTube | 7pm BST | 2pm ET

05/08/2026

Cooper Bryan PhD student at Cambridge is researching how the Gospel of John presents eternal life—not simply as life after death, but as the restored life Jesus brings through His incarnation, death, and resurrection. He also shares why studying at Tyndale House has become a meaningful part of his family’s legacy.

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