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Ken Taylor Memorial
WHEATON, Ill., June 10, 2005 – Tyndale House Publishers founder Kenneth Taylor, whose translation called The Living Bible helped millions of people discover they could read and understand Scripture, died today, Friday, June 10 at age 88 in his Wheaton home.
"Making Scripture accessible for all people was my father's passion," said his son and Tyndale President Mark Taylor. Many, many people have told him, 'I became a Christian when I read The Living Bible,' or 'My first Bible was the green padded Living Bible.' Even at 88 years old, his enthusiasm and fervor for his work never waned."
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WHEATON, Ill., June 10, 2005 – Tyndale House Publishers founder Kenneth Taylor, whose translation called The Living Bible helped millions of people discover they could read and understand Scripture, died today, Friday, June 10 at age 88 in his Wheaton home.
"Making Scripture accessible for all people was my father's passion," said his son and Tyndale President Mark Taylor. Many, many people have told him, 'I became a Christian when I read The Living Bible,' or 'My first Bible was the green padded Living Bible.' Even at 88 years old, his enthusiasm and fervor for his work never waned."
"Making Scripture accessible for all people was my father's passion," said his son and Tyndale President Mark Taylor. Many, many people have told him, 'I became a Christian when I read The Living Bible,' or 'My first Bible was the green padded Living Bible.' Even at 88 years old, his enthusiasm and fervor for his work never waned."
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