Not much is known about William Tyndale's childhood - who his parents were or what they did. We do know though, that he was a stu­dent at both Oxford and Cambridge universities, and that he was a very good stu­dent. God had set a special task aside for him, (Eph. 2: 10), and these universities equipped William with the special tools he would need for that task. In 1521 Tyndale was ordained as priest. With love he preached that salvation was free and that it was not to be bought by giving money to the church. He also spoke out against the drunkenness and gambling of many priests.

This article is about the life and legacy of William Tyndale.

This article is a biography of William Tyndale, including his translation work that resulted in the Tyndale Bible.

This article is about William Tyndale's place in the Reformation of England. The author also looks at his work in Bible translation.

This article is a biography on William Tyndale. Focus is given to his work on the English translation of the Bible, and his teaching on justification by faith, church order, and Christian obedience. It is these works that broke the darkness brought by the Roman Catholic Church.

William Tyndale made the Bible available to the people. He restored the authority of Scripture and liberty of private interpretation. He preached justification by faith alone, and pointed people to biblical godliness. Let this article explain.

This article looks at William Tyndale's view of the Word of God and the church. The author also looks at Tyndale Bible translation, the church as the community of faith, and believers and hypocrites in the church.