God's Outlaw
The Story of William Tyndale and the English Bible

When William Tyndale set out to provide the first printed New Testament in English he was forced to do so in defiance of the king, pope and almost every person in authority. Compelled to flee from his homeland, he continued with his work of translating the Scriptures while slipping from city to city in Germany, Holland and Belgium. He was forced to avoid the agents who were sent from England to arrest him. His story is one of poverty, danger and ceaseless labour for God's honor.

This fugitive and outlaw gave the English-speaking people their most priceless heritage; the Scriptures in their mother tongue.