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Ed and Jackie Glenny have just returned from another trip to England. This time they traveled with the choir from Northwestern University, St. Paul. Most of their trips have been part of sabbaticals and leaves of absence for time to do research and work on writing projects.

Ed’s most recent book Canon Formation: Tracing the Role of Sub-Collections in the Biblical Canon, was published this year by T&T Clark of London. Baylor University Press published his volume on Amos in the Baylor Handbook of the LXX last year. In 2021 his Handbook on Septuagint Research came out from T&T Clark.

An article he wrote will be included in The Dictionary of the New Testament Use of the Old Testament when it comes out this year from Baker in Grand Rapids. The article is “Septuagint Translation of the OT Compared to the NT Use of the OT.”

Right now Ed is working on a commentary on I Peter for the Evangelical Exegetical Commentary series with Lexham Press.

Ed and Jackie have spent five semesters at Tyndale House, a Christian Study Center at Cambridge University in England. “I can find most any biblical resource I want to look at, either in the Tyndale House Library or the Cambridge University Library,” says Dr. Glenny.

While in England, Jackie works on C. S. Lewis projects. She has written the “C. S. Lewis Cambridge Walking Tour Guide” which she uses in leading walking tours in Cambridge.

Having known Ed and Jackie for many years, I know they mean it when they say, “We are very thankful for the unique opportunities God has brought our way, and for the joy we have found in serving Him.”