The Tyndale Society Mid-Year Conference is an event open to the public, featuring talks from distinguished speakers at Church of the Good Samaritan on November 2nd, 2024 from 9:30am to 12:30am.
Advanced Registration is strongly suggested due to limited available space. 

Tickets are available at no charge
(boxed lunch available for $15 additional per person)

"Why Study Tyndale?"

Dr. Marilyn Button
Professor of English
Lincoln University
Pennsylvania, USA

"The Legacy of William Ames"

Rev. Frank L. Bartoe
Ph.D. Candidate
Theologische Universiteit
Apeldoorn, Netherlands
Good Samaritan’s roots can be traced back to 1870, when the little village of Paoli was comprised of a railroad station, a general store, a few scattered cottages, and the Paoli Inn, which became a gathering place for Sunday morning services. The church today stands on approximately 15 acres, in the Diocese of Pennsylvania, on US Route 30 in Paoli. The campus of The Church of the Good Samaritan today includes a large church, the original chapel, an office-education complex, and two sizable rectories. A large cemetery is located behind the church. On the southwest corner of the campus, a memorial field is used for community recreational activities.