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What is out there? A sightseeing tour of the universe with Ian Holyer
Here’s a recording of Ian Holyer’s talk from time@tyndale on 25th September 2024. After starting the video, there will be a full screen button at the top right.
Ruth Jones 1933–2024
A thanksgiving service for the life of Ruth Jones was held at Tyndale on Monday 30th September 2024. Here is a recording of the service. After starting the video, there will be a full screen button at the top right.
Lesley Margaret Fuller 1930–2024
A recording of the thanksgiving service for Lesley Fuller, held at Tyndale on Saturday 27th April 2024.
time@tyndale Programme Summer 2024
Join us on Wednesday evenings for refreshments at 7.30pm, with the main event beginning at 8pm.
Holy Week on Whiteladies Road 2024
Join the churches along Whiteladies Road for our Holy Week meditations. Monday 25th April 7.30pm Cotham Parish Church Anointing at Bethany. Community. Facing Challenge. Tuesday 26th April 7.30pm University Chaplaincy Were you there? Imaginative walk through Holy Tuesday. Wednesday 27th April 7.30pm Tyndale Baptist Church And it was night. Thursday 28th April 7.30pm Redland Park […]
time@tyndale Programme Spring 2024
Join us on Wednesday evenings for refreshments at 7.30pm, with the main event beginning at 8pm.
Lent Conversations 2024 – Faith, Creation and Climate Change
Churches Together in Cotham, Redland and Clifton with Hotwells, bring you a series of talks – Christian responses to our environment and the climate crisis. Join us at 7pm for refreshments and a 7.30pm start. Thursday 22nd February Dr Ruth Valerio: Climate Justice and the Church, a global perspective All Saints Church, Pembroke Road, Clifton, […]
Artificial Intelligence: Is it Good or Evil?
Dr Ian Holyer is a former lecturer in computer science at the University of Bristol and a member of Tyndale. Here, he talks about artificial intelligence at a recent meeting of time@tyndale.
Keith Clements – Reflections at 80
“These reflections which I’m about to share are not the story of what I may have done, nor even really about things that have happened to me. Rather, they’re about things that were given to me, and which are souvenirs because they are gifts: not things I can boast about for having achieved or for having, but which came to me unsought, unasked, unexpected and (mostly) undeserved. They are souvenirs of grace.”
BBC Radio 4 – Any Questions?
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