Tyndale Digital Collections
Tyndale Digital Collections (TDC), managed by the J. William Horsey Library, is a digital repository offering a central location for the deposit, maintenance and long-term preservation of the research and other scholarly production of the Tyndale University Community. TDC also holds digitized items of value from the University Archives and special collections that highlight the history, nature and culture of the University. One of our key missions is to ensure that these scholarly and creative endeavors are accessible to the widest possible audience. Candidates for deposit in TDC include journal articles, conference papers, instructional resources, student projects, theses, dissertations, university archival materials, and more. For more information about TDC, please contact us at repository@tyndale.ca.
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Knowing God: Restoring Spiritual Vitality Among New African Immigrants to Canada
(Tyndale University, 2025-03)In this Research Portfolio, the author examines the practice of personal and communal prayer to enhance spiritual vitality and deepen believers' intimacy with God. The author presents this topic through three means. First, ... -
Providing Family Community Service Opportunities to Strengthen Spiritual Growth in Parents at Calvary Church, Dunnville
(Tyndale University, 2025-03)In this Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.) Research Portfolio, the author explored how spiritual growth was developed in parents when they participated in community service with their children. Developing spiritual growth was the ... -
Sustaining Servant-Leadership: Balancing Self-Care and Burnout in the Staff of Fight4Freedom, a Christian Non-Profit, Anti-Sex Trafficking Organization
(Tyndale University, 2025-03)This portfolio explored the impact and influence of burnout on staff with Fight4Freedom (F4F), a Christian non-profit, anti-sex trafficking organization based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It began with a personal exploration ... -
Desire, Imagination, Story, and Imago Dei: A Multi-Method Exploration of Selected Elements of Spiritual Formation
(Tyndale University, 2025-03)Desire, imagination, story and the imago Dei are critical elements of Christian Spiritual formation. Throughout recent years, scholarship on spiritual formation has acknowledged these elements; however, a more extensive ... -
The Dance of Spiritual Formation in Two Communities: In the Church Participating in Missio Dei and in Facilitated Contemplative Evocative Group Supervision for Spiritual Directors
(Tyndale University, 2025-02)In this research project Portfolio, the author articulates the importance of community in spiritual formation in three ways. First, the author shares autobiographical details that reveal her transformation from unbelief ...
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