Tyndale Conference 2026

We invite you to join us in person or virtually for our 2026 William Tyndale Conference at Commonwealth Community Baptist Church.

Each fall we are privileged to commemorate and celebrate the certainty of the text of the Word of God and its faithful translations.  In English, the fountainhead of faithful translations of the Word of God is Mr. William Tyndale’s New Testament, which this year is celebrating its 500th year (of the 1526 edition).

This year’s conference will be, God willing, on Saturday, November 14th.  The tentative schedule is below for your convenience.  The theme of this year’s conference is, “Thy Word Is True from the Beginning.”

As usual, papers given at the conference will be eligible for consideration to be published in the Journal of the Institute for Biblical Apologetics.

Whether you can make it in person, watch on the livestream, or catch the recordings on our YouTube channel, we pray that you will be blessed by this, and we appreciate your prayers as we attempt to magnify the Lord and His word through this endeavor.  And we pray that God will bless you as you serve Him.

Schedule:

Commonwealth Community Baptist Church

1276 Commonwealth Avenue

Bronx, New York 10472

Saturday, November 14, 2026

9AM – Doors open for refreshments

10AM – Andrew T. Knight, PhD – The Biblical Method of the Anabaptists During the 16th Century in Western Europe (Remote on Zoom)

11AM – Marquise Burwell, MBS – Diligently Seeking God Requires Faith in His Preserved Words (In Person)

12Noon – Daniel B. Moore, ThM – Thy Word is True: Inerrancy, Patterns of Behavior, and The Implications of an Early Gospel Publication (Remote on Zoom)

1PM – Lunch

2PM – Joel R. Grassi, ThD – Matthew’s Genealogy in Tyndale’s 1526 New Testament – Theological and Practical Observations (In Person)

Conclusion of Conference

Note: 

M. Ryan Strouse, ThD – Kaphetz in Isaiah 53:10 – Is Postmodern Thinking Influencing Translations and Erasing a Biblical Theology of Suffering?  (This paper will be submitted after the conference).