Congratulations to Dr. Katie Day Good, the 2025 Emerging Public Intellectual Award winner. The EPI award recognizes and fosters emerging talent—those working in the Christian academy who excel in both academic and public spheres and whose work impacts the common good. The

It was a pleasure to have Dr. Megan DeVore join us for the Nicaea Conference at Redeemer this weekend!

Great to have Stan Porter sharing at the first plenary session of the Nicaea conference on the biblical accuracy of the Nicene Creed.

This past Monday, Redeemer gathered to celebrate two outstanding alumni at the 2025 Alumni Awards Reception. Jennifer Ranter Hook ‘06, received the Distinguished Alumni Award. As founder of Replanted Ministry, she is making a global impact by faithfully serving foster and

Redeemer students took part in a wonderful hands-on experience with HCA’s Watershed Stewardship staff, helping to plant 40 trees and shrubs streamside along Ancaster Creek. It’s great to see students lending a helping hand and reflecting lives of leadership in the community.

A landmark moment for Redeemer University as it introduces its first-ever graduate program–a distinctly Christian Master of Education (M.Ed). As Canada’s only Christian Master of Education, this program is the first in a series of graduate programs planned to launch at Redeemer

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In recognition of National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, the Redeemer community had the opportunity to take in a special lecture by Nicole Benbow, lead researcher, on the History of the Land exhibit. This time last year, the exhibit was opened, telling the unique story of

So great to have director of athletics James Kryger on the The NCCAA #KingChasing podcast, as he shares about his faith, his soccer playing career and how Christ is moving at Redeemer.

A historic milestone for Redeemer! ⛰️ This fall marks the largest student enrolment in Redeemer’s 43-year history, with a record-breaking 1,117 students! A strong incoming class of 360 new students and a thriving residence community of 585 students have helped fuel this

📣 Don't miss out! On Saturday, October 4, from 7:30–9 p.m., the Albert M. Wolters Centre for Christian Scholarship is hosting a free public lecture with Dr. Megan DeVore, Proclaiming Christ: Second to Fourth Century Christian Art. This lecture is a part of the Defending

It was a time of encouraging and equipping as youth leaders learnt valuable lessons from Redeemer faculty and staff about pouring into the next generation. YouthLeaderU allowed leaders to engage in conversations about the challenges and triumphs of youth ministry and gain fresh,

📣 You’re invited! On Saturday, October 4, from 7:30–9 p.m., the Albert M. Wolters Centre for Christian Scholarship is hosting a free public lecture with Dr. Megan DeVore, Proclaiming Christ: Second to Fourth Century Christian Art. This lecture is a part of the Defending

Thank you to the Encounter World Religions team for coming to campus and engaging students in thoughtful learning and dialogue around religious diversity.

In August, the Office of Faculty Development hosted its second round of 2025 faculty workshops with Dr. Esther Meek, professor of philosophy emeritus at Geneva College and senior scholar at The Seattle School of Theology and Psychology. Her lectures on epistemology highlighted

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The Albert M. Wolters Centre for Christian Scholarship is hosting Defending Christ: Celebrating 1700 Years of Nicaea, a two-day academic conference on October 3–4. In 325 AD, the Council of Nicaea produced the Nicene Creed, a foundational statement in church history that

Iconomorph, this term’s art exhibit, draws from the word Iconostasis—the icon-covered wall in Orthodox churches that separates the nave from the sanctuary. While “stasis” suggests being held in place, this exhibition explores how iconography can shift and change through time.

Congratulations to Jennifer Ranter Hook ’06, recipient of the 2025 Distinguished Alumni Award! As founder of Replanted Ministry, Jennifer is making a global impact by faithfully serving foster and adoptive families. Through her work, God is helping foster families heal, connect,

Great to have @theotivity and Algonquin Digital on campus to film a new documentary with @jamesrwoodtheo and @CantaroInst. Looking forward to the seeing the final product!