MEMBERSHIP
All evangelical scholars and students in biblical and theological studies are welcome to become members of the Tyndale Fellowship.
Members can also pay their annual subscription here.
WHY BECOME A MEMBER?
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Engage with the best of evangelical scholarship
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Meet other researchers from around the world
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Receive a discount to the annual conference which brings together all Study Groups and hosts lectures on the latest scholarly developments and discussion
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Read papers and participate in Study Groups
Additional benefits for the 2022/23 Membership year (1 May - 30 April):
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Tyndale House Library Access
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Members are entitled to either:
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free use of a hot-desk for a maximum of 10 non-consecutive days per membership year
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a 20% discount off an en-suite single room and desk between the months of September to March (inclusive). Cleaning and linens included. All bookings are subject to availability. Please use the Tyndale House booking system.
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Membership benefits are reviewed annually.
MEMBERSHIP FEES
Standard subscription: £40
due annually on May 1st
Discounted subscription: £33
paid without personal reminder before May 1st.
Tyndale Fellowship Study Groups 2023
Wednesday 5 - Friday 7 July 2023
HIGH LEIGH CONFERENCE CENTRE, UK
Programme Draft: Contextual Hermeneutics of the Pentateuch
Wed 5 July: Methodological Considerations
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Heath A. Thomas (Oklahoma Baptist University)
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E. Randolph Richards (Palm Beach Atlantic University), ‘Chupacabras and Elephants in the Room: The Perils and Blessings of “Cultural Readings” of a Biblical Text’
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Mary Berry (Duke University), ‘For Four, I Will Not Revoke the Punishment’: Amos's God in African Biblical Interpretation
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Dominick S. Hernández (Talbot School of Theology, Biola University)
Thurs 6 July: Applying Method to Pentateuchal Texts
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G. Geoffrey Harper (Sydney Missionary & Bible College), ‘Leviticus as Casualty of Evangelical Hermeneutics: Reading Hebrews 10:4 Canonically’
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Tim Davy (All Nations Christian College), ‘Reading Genesis 1–12 within the context of mission to, for and with vulnerable children’
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Allen Hamlin Jr. (Trinity College Bristol) ‘Determining Implied Instructions: A Contextual Hermeneutic of Consecration Activities’
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Caleb Howard (Tyndale House)
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Erica Mongé-Greer, ‘Singing the Exodus, Resistance Exegesis through Song by African Slaves in Early America’
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Philip Johnston (Hughes Hall, University of Cambridge) ‘The triennial offering’s negative oath (Deut 26:14) in scholarly hermeneutics’'
Fri, 7 July: Panel Dialogue on Hermeneutical Practices
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Kyle Faircloth (Palm Beach Atlantic University)
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M. Daniel Carroll R. (Wheaton College)
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Brittany N. Melton (Palm Beach Atlantic University)
Call for Papers
The Tyndale Fellowship Old Testament Study Group will explore ‘Contextual Hermeneutics of the Pentateuch’ during its annual gathering (5–7 July 2023). We welcome paper proposals pertaining to the application of contextual hermeneutics to Pentateuchal texts (e.g., intercultural hermeneutics, Asian/African/Latin American/etc. readings, ancient cultural contexts, etc.). There are also a few places left if someone wishes to speak on Friday’s panel or offer a broader paper (which does not include an applied section to a Pentateuchal text) for the Wednesday ‘Hermeneutical Considerations’ sessions. (NB. Drafts of Wednesday’s papers will be sent around 19 June to be read beforehand.)
For consideration, please submit a title and an abstract to Brittany_melton@pba.edu and Ansberrycb@gcc.edu by 3 Feb 2023.
Tyndale Fellowship Study Groups 2023
Wednesday 5 - Friday 7 July 2023
HIGH LEIGH CONFERENCE CENTRE, UK
Programme Draft: Contextual Hermeneutics of the Pentateuch
Wed 5 July: Methodological Considerations
-
Heath A. Thomas (Oklahoma Baptist University)
-
E. Randolph Richards (Palm Beach Atlantic University), ‘Chupacabras and Elephants in the Room: The Perils and Blessings of “Cultural Readings” of a Biblical Text’
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Mary Berry (Duke University), ‘For Four, I Will Not Revoke the Punishment’: Amos's God in African Biblical Interpretation
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Dominick S. Hernández (Talbot School of Theology, Biola University)
Thurs 6 July: Applying Method to Pentateuchal Texts
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G. Geoffrey Harper (Sydney Missionary & Bible College), ‘Leviticus as Casualty of Evangelical Hermeneutics: Reading Hebrews 10:4 Canonically’
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Tim Davy (All Nations Christian College), ‘Reading Genesis 1–12 within the context of mission to, for and with vulnerable children’
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Allen Hamlin Jr. (Trinity College Bristol) ‘Determining Implied Instructions: A Contextual Hermeneutic of Consecration Activities’
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Caleb Howard (Tyndale House)
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Erica Mongé-Greer, ‘Singing the Exodus, Resistance Exegesis through Song by African Slaves in Early America’
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Philip Johnston (Hughes Hall, University of Cambridge) ‘The triennial offering’s negative oath (Deut 26:14) in scholarly hermeneutics’'
Fri, 7 July: Panel Dialogue on Hermeneutical Practices
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Kyle Faircloth (Palm Beach Atlantic University)
-
M. Daniel Carroll R. (Wheaton College)
-
Brittany N. Melton (Palm Beach Atlantic University)
Call for Papers
The Tyndale Fellowship Old Testament Study Group will explore ‘Contextual Hermeneutics of the Pentateuch’ during its annual gathering (5–7 July 2023). We welcome paper proposals pertaining to the application of contextual hermeneutics to Pentateuchal texts (e.g., intercultural hermeneutics, Asian/African/Latin American/etc. readings, ancient cultural contexts, etc.). There are also a few places left if someone wishes to speak on Friday’s panel or offer a broader paper (which does not include an applied section to a Pentateuchal text) for the Wednesday ‘Hermeneutical Considerations’ sessions. (NB. Drafts of Wednesday’s papers will be sent around 19 June to be read beforehand.)
For consideration, please submit a title and an abstract to Brittany_melton@pba.edu and Ansberrycb@gcc.edu by 3 Feb 2023.
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