Stories
Loving Mercy
For many years, Redeemer was known, fairly or not, as a "Dutch school." As it has grown, however, Redeemer has become much more diverse, not just in its students and faculty, but also in its...
A year of international internships
Alumna Ashley Muller has spent her years since graduation joining peacebuilding and sustainability initiatives in the UK and Switzerland. What started as an internship in Calgary then became...
From Redeemer to missions at home and abroad
After graduating from Redeemer, Rhonda Elgersma ‘01 could have pursued a profession in social work, but “I knew I was being called into ministry work. But it wasn't until I took my youth group on...
A word from the Alumni Council President
We are winding down another academic year, and your Alumni Council has been a part of the many fantastic things that have been taking place at Redeemer and in the lives of its 4,000 alumni. We...
Personal Touch: Alumna releases devotional book
Ruth-Ellen Wallace '03 worked as a medical laboratory technologist for ten years in Winnipeg, in the area of women's cancer diagnostics. Feeling the need to increase her knowledge of the Bible, as...
Personal Touch: Alumni plant church in Lindsay, Ontario
Mike '99 and Amanda '99 Kleinhuis moved to Lindsay, Ontario, in August 2015 to plant a community church in the poorest area of town. Centre Community Church is a combined effort of a few different...
Alumna part of new program delivering health care
After completing her Honours Bachelor of Science degree at Redeemer in 2012, Katelyn Miller was accepted to the twenty-four month Physician Assistant program at McMaster University. After writing her...
Launching Brent van Staalduinen’s “Saints, Unexpected”
Award winning writer, part-time instructor and Redeemer alumnus Brent van Staalduinen's debut novel, Saints, Unexpected, will be released by Invisible Publishing on April 15. The novel tells...
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