By Dawn Eaton, Tyndale House Publishers Exhausting—yet completely refreshing. That’s how I’d describe my week in Poland on Tyndale’s company mission trip in June. At Tyndale House Publishers, we seek to continue our founder Kenneth Taylor’s legacy of radical generosity. From the very beginning, he gave away company profits to support Christian ministries around the
by Isaac Dotson In empty New Mexico Senate chambers, volunteers leave behind personalized Life Application Study Bibles that have been prayed over and anointed with oil. When session resumes, senators will find these Bibles, each engraved with a name and tabbed for easy reference. This scene, which played out in January, will be repeated in
Photo courtesy Kupenda for the Children Kupenda for the Children, a Tyndale House Foundation ministry partner, transforms harmful beliefs surrounding disability to those that improve children’s lives. Since 1963, the Foundation has used publishing profits each year to give away millions of dollars in grants to Christian ministries around the world. Your purchases make that
Scripture Union began in Islington, London, during the summer of 1867 when Josiah Spiers held a meeting where he shared the Good News about Jesus with 15 children. Fast forward 150 years, and those meetings are not only still happening in London, but they are happening all over the world. Today, Scripture Union is sharing
Founded in 1962, Tyndale is now one of the largest independently owned Christian publishers in the world, home of the New Living Translation and a host of accomplished authors. But our mission is still the same: to open God’s Word to as many people as possible in a language they can relate to and understand.