An update letter from Alumni Council president Kristel Bulthuis

Clarence Keesman ‘98, executive director of youth drop-in centre The Refuge, encounters stories of brokenness and healing each and every day.

Freshly designated medical doctor Kristin VanSligtenhorst switched majors in her first year at Redeemer and hasn’t looked back.

For 2017 Distinguished Alumni Award winner Hank de Jong, classrooms aren’t about an end goal — they’re about transformation.

A letter from Alumni Council president Kristel Bulthuis for alumni, current students and incoming students.

As program manager at The Bridge, John Schuurman ‘16 is helping to create community and foster reconciliation for men who have been provincially incarcerated.

Alumni John-David Alkema ‘97 and Colin deRaaf ‘03 attribute their passion for working with the Christian Labour Association of Canada to their Redeemer experiences

Alumna Sarah Snider works with Micah House and Karam Kitchen, two different organizations with very similar goals: empowering and walking alongside refugees and newcomers.

Museum collections manager Michael VanHartingsveldt ‘11 has taught, travelled, worked and studied in five different countries since graduation.

Blessings Christian Church, pastored by alumnus Bill Dejong ‘93, seeks to be missional in every aspect of its ministry in Hamilton, Ont.

Alumna Kyla DeHaan strives to empower others to actively respond to world hunger through the Canadian Foodgrains Bank.

Alumni Council president Kristel Bulthuis looks forward to welcoming a new class of alumni this spring.

Redeemer education alumni talk faith in the public, independent, Aboriginal and international classroom.

Looking back on the incredible life of an alumnus

Alumni council president Kristel Bulthuis '06 highlights the many ways for alumni to be involved and stay connected to Redeemer.