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Dr. Kristin VanSligtenhorst聽鈥11 intended to go to university for music. While she was leaning towards attending Redeemer, the addition of prestigious pianist Valerie Tryon as an instructor in the...
鈥淚 was never a shining academic star,鈥 Hank de Jong 鈥99 quips. But for de Jong, the university classroom was as much about transformation as it was about learning. Today, de Jong is executive...
September always reminds me of new beginnings. There is a lot of focus on January being a fresh start, but, growing up in a household of teachers, September always felt more of a start, I...
Each day at The Bridge, a Hamilton transitional housing service and drop-in centre for men who have been provincially incarcerated, is an opportunity for alumnus John Schuurman 鈥16 to learn...
Since his studies in political science and business, John David (J.D.) Alkema 鈥97 has grappled with complicated issues like the fairness of wages and workplace safety. The two fields deal...
Sarah Snider didn鈥檛 envision herself working with refugees. Like聽many Canadian university students, she didn鈥檛 have the slightest clue where she might end up. But as a third-year聽Social Work,...
Michael VanHartingsveldt鈥檚 trajectory since graduation has been anything but typical. His life after Redeemer has taken him to five different countries and across the Atlantic Ocean to another...
These days, headlines frequently pop up alluding to the shrinking attendance of mainline Protestant churches in Canada. A Presbyterian church is without a pastor. A United church is closing its...
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