These Tyndale Lectures are intended to be significant scholarly contributions on topics of importance, and are normally published in the Tyndale Bulletin . The Fellowship is closely linked to Tyndale House in Cambridge, a residential research library specializing in biblical studies. Most of the study groups are held here. Members of the Fellowship may use the library free of charge, and may stay in the House at reduced rates. They are given all possible preference and help while working at Tyndale House.
Further particulars are available from the Warden .
The Fellowship is also closely linked with the Whitefield Institute in Oxford which promotes research in theology, ethics and related areas. Members receive the Bulletin at a special reduced rate as part of their subscription. Members are encouraged to contribute to biblical and theological research by means of theses, monographs, and journal articles, as well as by papers for study groups. Others whom the Committee may judge to have a scholarly contribution to make may be admitted as members. An annual subscription of about 20 is payable by members, which includes the cost of the Tyndale Bulletin.