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Hamilton Art Crawl displays the scars of the city
Laura Heming
Tuesday, March 13th, 2012
The easiest way to define a city is by what is seen: the abundant amounts of charcoal
smoke that pours from the roofs of many buildings, the crowds upon crowds of people that push their
Psalm Project pitstops at Redeemer
Laura Heming
Monday, February 13th, 2012
One of the most popular books of the Bible - a book of sorrow, rejoicing and simply crying
out - has lost much of its original intention. In Jewish tradition, the Psalms were sung in the front of
An Idle Walk
Laura Heming
Monday, January 16th, 2012

Idle: a word that is used to describe something empty, unmoving and lazy. Although this is used to describe many things in a literal sense, it seems to be a word that perfectly embodies the essence of today's Christian. In a society that has become increasingly self interested, it is becoming difficult to focus our attention on anyone else. A common question that has probably entered your ear at least once during the Christmas holidays is "What are you doing with your life after school is over?" It is easy to answer how we always have.

Miniver Sail Review
Laura Heming
Monday, December 12th, 2011
Music is a language that can speak volumes more than words and can join a room full of people together in an amazing way through the sharing of a natural talent. A clear sign of a natural talent is the ability for a musician to stand before any room; whether it be an arena, a city park or a dorm room basement, and fill it with the emotion that was felt in the writing process.
New Horizons an appreciated tradition
Laura Heming
Monday, November 14th, 2011

On Monday October 24, Redeemer hosted the 24th annual "New Horizons 2011: a Day at Redeemer for the Young at Heart," formerly known as Seniors' Day. Originally this was a day for students to allow their grandparents to see a glimpse into what campus life is like, but with time it has broadened to the greater senior community. The event was sold out, as over 230 seniors filed into the academic building to embark on a day of learning.

Weekend in our shoes
Laura Heming
Thursday, October 20th, 2011

What better way to share the unique and diverse experience of the students at Redeemer, than to invite those closest to them to share in it? On Friday, October 14, the brothers and sisters of present students gathered on campus to experience a weekend of life at university. Wide-eyed and expectant, the visitors accompanied their siblings on a campus tour, as they were shown the ropes, introduced to friends, and made feel as though they truly belonged here.

The City Harmonic "homecoming" concert a success
Laura Heming
Tuesday, September 20th, 2011
There is nothing quite as gratifying as a homecoming. That moment of stepping out into a crowded audience, looking out into the faces of the students who now occupy your old stomping ground. This was true for Redeemer alumni Josh Vanderlaan, drummer of The City Harmonic, as he and his band graced our stage on Thursday, September 15. The presence of God was so evident in the auditorium as the boys lead a passionate and raw night of worship.