Alumni Association President Leanna Nightingale reflects on a fruitful fall term and shares some exciting events to come for 2021.

As an undergraduate, Dr. Heather DeHaan ’96 took a history class that shaped her education and led her on a journey into foreign lands.

As part of his master of arts in philosophy at McMaster University, Enzo Guerra ’19 is asking critical, faith-driven questions about the daunting and bizarre nature of human genome editing.

For Luke McKee ’14, overcoming a fear of flying has opened doors to a rewarding career focused on storytelling.

Angela Reitsma Bick ’01, Redeemer University’s 2020 Distinguished Alumni Award recipient, knows the craft of story-telling – not only for its own sake but for building community, bonding...

Redeemer's new Alumni Association President Leanna Nightingale introduces herself and some exciting fall updates.

Jason Chan'20 describes the lessons learned, friendships made and beauty experienced during his time as a Redeemer Concert Choir member.

Natalie Frisk ’07 is raising disciples with curriculum for kids and youth used all over the world and with her newly published book.

Rachel Brouwer ’09 is seeing lives transformed through justice and the transforming power of the gospel in her work at International Justice Mission.

Emma Richardson ’14 is leaning on God through tough and wonderful places at her church and as a counsellor.

Braden VanDyk ’19 is learning to talk openly about his faith as a millennial in the modern workplace.

An update letter from Alumni Association President Kristel Forcier on Redeemer's significant milestones this year and another big announcement.

Stephanie Ten Hove ’18 is sharing her skills in media as a missionary in Nicaragua’s capital.

Through her work with A Rocha, Amila Dreise ’13 is advancing care for creation in Hamilton and Ontario at large.

Brittany Lorenz ’14 is making her mark on the capital, working and teaching in Ottawa’s political sector.