be expressed in a respectful and hospitable space." He also expressed regret that Tyndale "did not have such a framework in place" and stated that "Tyndale will continue to host various people to speak on issues that matter." Notable alumni Addie Aylestock, first black pastor in the British Methodist Episcopal Church Gino Reda (b. 1960), sports broadcaster and television personality John Arnott, founder of Catch the Fire Ministries, birthplace of the Toronto Blessing Lorna Dueck, host of Context with Lorna Dueck and an Executive Producer of 100 Huntley Street Merlin Grove (1929–1962), farmer, missionary, and martyr Oswald J. Smith (1889–1986), pastor, author and missions advocate John Campea, (b. 1972), host of The John Campea Show References External links Official website Tyndale University Educational institutions established in 1894 Private universities and colleges in Canada 1894 establishments in Ontario Evangelical universities and colleges in Canada