Redeemer University College's 2010/2011 Annual Report by Redeemer University College

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Table of Contents Governing Bodies......................................... 4 Chairman’s Message................................... 8 President’s Message................................. 10 Institutional Highlights.............................. 12 Board Chair’s Invitation............................. 20 Schedule of Events.................................... 21 Resolutions................................................ 21 Minutes of the 30th Annual Membership Meeting................................. 22 Nominees for the Board of Governors...... 24 Auditors’ Statement................................... 30 Condensed Statement of Financial Position (Statement #1)............................. 31 Condensed Statement of Operations (Statement #2)........................ 32 Revenues.................................................... 33 Expenses.................................................... 33 Donations................................................... 33 Thank You to Our Donors........................... 34

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Governing bodies SENIOR ADMINISTRATORS Dr. Hubert R Krygsman, President Dr. Jacob P Ellens, Vice President, Academic Mr. William van Staalduinen, Vice President, Advancement Mrs. Ineke VanBruinessen, Vice President, Administration & Finance Dr. Doug Needham, Associate Vice President, Academic and Dean of Sciences and Social Sciences Mr. Richard Wikkerink, Associate Vice President, Student Development and Registrar Mrs. Janny Eikelboom, Associate Vice President, Library and Information Technology Mrs. Doriel Moulton, Associate Vice President, Marketing & Recruitment Dr. David Zietsma, Dean of Arts and Foundations Dr. Karen Cornies, Dean of Students

SENATE Experience the delightful sounds of The Sinfonia Orchestra at one of several concerts throughout the year (Fall or Spring) 4

SENATE Ex Officio Members Dr. Hubert R Krygsman,* Chair Dr. Jacob P Ellens,* Vice Chair Dr. Doug Needham,* Secretary Mr. Richard Wikkerink, Resource & Recording Secretary Dr. David Zietsma Faculty Members Prof. Raymond Louter, Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Communication (2011) Dr. James Payton, Jr., Professor of History (2012) Prof. Patricia Slade, Associate Professor of Social Work (2012) Dr. Gene Haas, Professor of Religion & Theology (2013) Dr. Derek Schuurman, Assistant Professor of Computer Science (2013) External Faculty Members Dr. John Ferns*, Emeritus Professor of English, McMaster University (2011) Dr. Norman Klassen*, Associate Professor of English, St. Jerome’s University (2012) Dr. Daniel Machiela, Associate Professor of Religious Studies, McMaster University (2013) Dr. Stephanie Baker-Collins, Associate Professor of Social Work, McMaster University (2013)

Board of Governors Members Mr. John Lunshof (2011) Dr. Henry Feenstra (2012) Alumni Member Dr. Margaret Gassonov Student Member Ms. Jody Van Dorp, Class of ‘11 (2011) *Executive Committee Members

BOARD OF GOVERNORS Alumni Association Seat Mr. Brian Harskamp* (2012), Alumni Association Classical Seats (Christian Reformed and Reformed) Mr. Peter Van Berkel (2011), Classis Niagara Rev. Shawn Brix (2011), Classis Hamilton Mr. Wybe Bylsma (2012), Classis Quinte Dr. Henry Feenstra (2012), Classis Huron Dr. Stuart Admiral (2012), Classis Eastern Canada Rev. George Rowaan* (2012), Classis Chatham Mrs. Janice Moddejonge (2013), Classis Ontario, Reformed Church Mr. Shiao Chong (2013), Classis Toronto

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Principalsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Association Seats Mr. John Lunshof (2011), Toronto District Mr. Ian Timmerman (2011), Grand Region Mr. Paul Triemstra (2012), Seaway Valley Mr. Marvin Bierling (2013), Bluewater Membership Seats Mr. Bill Elisen (2011), Huron North Area Mr. Peter Kennedy (2011), Bowmanville Area Mr. John Buma (2011), Hamilton/Niagara Area Mr. Eric Hartemink (2011), Aylmer/St Thomas Area Mr. Walter Smeding (2011), Reformed Churches Mr. Walter Dean (2011), Evangelical Churches Mr. Ronald Tiemens (2012), Toronto Area Mr. Maarten van Oord (2012), Maritimes Dr. Alezandre Dauphin (2012), Evangelical Churches Rev. Robert Beasley* (2012), Evangelical Churches Mr. Enno Meijers* (2013), Barrie/Orillia Area; Chair Mr. Roy Botma* (2013), Chatham/Sarnia Area

Mr. Steve Baarda (2013), London Area Mrs. Shirley Vandenberg (2013), Niagara Area Mrs. Bonnie Moore (2010), Evangelical Churches Mrs. Sandra Dendekker (2013), Reformed Churches Mr. Charlie Fluit* (2013), Reformed Churches, Vice Chair *Executive Committee Members

Work on the new soccer fields continues at an aggressive pace, to enable us to provide year-round facilities for both our students and the community

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CHAIRMAN’s MESSAGE

010-11 has been an exciting year for the Board of Governors at Redeemer University College. We have been blessed and we have also dealt with some challenges, but at every turn we have experienced the Lord’s leading and provision. Ironically for me, one of the highlights of this year involved an attack on the integrity of Redeemer University College as a Christian institution. When the Canadian Association of University Teachers (CAUT) decided to “investigate” whether Redeemer, as a confessionally Christian university, practiced academic freedom, I was concerned about a possible negative media storm. But our administration and faculty dealt with the challenge in a calm, rational and respectful way and Redeemer ended up receiving an overwhelmingly positive and supportive reaction in the press and from other academics, both Christians and non-Christians. It was a testament to Redeemer’s impact in the Ontario academic community. In part driven by the CAUT incident, we dedicated this year’s Board educational sessions to understanding the place of Christians and Christian institutions in the broader (secular) academic world. These sessions have crystallized for us both the importance of Redeemer’s institutional calling and the challenges our faculty and students face every day.

Another highlight of the Board’s work this year centred around the implementation of the four Great Goals of our strategic plan. To keep our momentum going and to measure our progress, the Board has approved a list of “Key Performance Indicators,” more than 80 quantifiable values which relate to the Great Goals. Developing and compiling these KPIs has been an enormous undertaking by our administration and staff and we are grateful for their hard work on this project. The most significant highlight of the year is God’s rich provision for Redeemer. We have enjoyed a record number of students, a balanced budget and, through the generosity of donors, a significant reduction in our overall debt. But nowhere is God’s grace seen more clearly than in His provision of people. He has continued to send us talented and enthusiastic faculty, as well as Board members who are committed volunteers gifted in the wide range of skills the Board requires. He has also given us President Krygsman, who has stepped into his role with skill and enthusiasm. He is a quick study and a genuine communicator who has quickly connected with the entire Redeemer community. He possesses great zeal for the Redeemer mission and presents a winsome face for the institution. The

transition has been as smooth as we could hope for and we are eager to see the great things God will do through Dr. Krygsman at Redeemer. We did experience some bumps and hurdles this past year, such as construction delays and overruns on our soccer dome. Even so, we have a plan to meet the additional cost and remain confident that this facility will not only pay for itself but become a revenue generator for Redeemer University College and more importantly, that it will be a strong link between Redeemer and the community in which we are planted. 2010-11 has been an eventful and rewarding year, and I am honoured and humbled by the opportunity given to me to chair this Board. From this position, the grace and provision of our powerful God can be clearly seen. I look forward to seeing you at the membership meeting. Yours in Christ’s service

“The most significant highlight of the year is God’s rich provision for redeemer... nowhere is God’s grace seen more clearly than in His provision of people.”

Enno Meijers Board Chair

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President’s Message

must confess that when I began serving as President of Redeemer University College a year ago, I did not fully realize how powerfully God has been working to care for Redeemer. As I noted last year, several friends had reminded me that, as with the Old Testament Israelites, God goes before us to prepare the way for His people and kingdom. This year has gone by amazingly quickly in a whirlwind of meetings, strategic planning, assessing and reporting progress, pursuing new challenges and initiatives, and learning something new about Redeemer and its community every day. But even more amazing has been the way that God has been present in this whirlwind, going “before and behind” and blessing Redeemer in many wonderful ways. As Board Chair Enno Meijers has reported, 2010-11 has been an outstanding year for Redeemer. We have been blessed with record enrolment and record donations, we began implementation of our Strategic Plan, we had 222 graduates for a total of 3500 alumni, and we were able to realize balanced budgets along with a new salary grid and reduced over-all debt. In addition to these, many experiences stand out for me as highlights of the past year: • Staff working tirelessly to complete our KIP-supported office renovations in time for the beginning of the semester;

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tudents appreciating the way Redeemer authentically connects S a vibrant Christian faith-life with academic learning that helps them grow as whole persons; Faculty sharing with the Board the great challenges they face in representing Christian scholarship in our predominantly secular context; Supporters demonstrating their strong commitment and ownership of Redeemer and its mission. As one supporter said to me, “we love Redeemer, and we will take care of it.”

All of these experiences have demonstrated to me the heart and core of Redeemer, its commitment to a Reformed Christian identity, and the way that it lives out its mission of providing Christian university education across the liberal arts and sciences from a Biblical, Christ-centred faith and worldview. As you can read elsewhere in this Annual Report, during 201011 we have taken many steps to strengthen and expand Redeemer’s educational mission and advance our strategic goals. The new faculty we have hired, the new programs we have begun and the new partnerships we have undertaken with community partners will all benefit Redeemer’s students and our ever-increasing community. We have also initiated plans to expand our recruitment of students across Canada and internationally, as well as outreach to alumni and potential new Redeemer members and supporters. And we have again developed balanced budgets and business plans to secure Redeemer’s long-term financial stewardship and viability. Across these efforts you will find the common themes of our strategic goals: a strong commitment to excellent university education from a Biblical, Christ-centred perspective; enhancing our international reputation and engagement; strengthening and expanding the Redeemer community, its impact on our larger context, and its long-term well-being; and intentionally providing a holistic learning community dedicated to the formation of our students as whole persons who are called to discipleship and service to God’s kingdom in all of life.

“We are deeply grateful for all who make this Christcentered education possible”

We are deeply grateful for all who make this Christ-centered education possible, including our faculty, staff, donors and supporting churches, and those who serve on our boards and in other volunteer roles. We thank all of these for their contributions. With confidence in God’s faithful and strong help, we anticipate that these efforts will bear fruit in exciting developments during the coming academic year in order to advance Redeemer’s mission, enrich our students’ education, and serve God’s kingdom.

Dr. Hubert R. Krygsman President

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INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS

ACADEMIC AFFAIRS • 915 FTE students were enrolled for the 2010-2011 academic year. • There were 222 graduates in May. • Three of our full-time faculty-members were inaugurated at the rank of full Professors: Dr. Deborah Bowen (Professor of English), Dr. James Vanderwoerd (Professor of Social Work), and Dr. Kevin Vander Meulen (Professor of Mathematics). • Teaching Development: Under the leadership of Chaplain Dr. Syd Hielema, close to half of our faculty have voluntarily been engaged in a project of spiritual formation, reflecting on how to make spiritual and devotional disciplines more integral to academic work and teaching in the classroom. • Teaching Quality: On national surveys, our students continued to rate very highly the quality of teaching they receive at Redeemer, our faculty members’ knowledge of their fields, the level of interaction between faculty and students, and the availability of faculty to students outside of class. • The past year has been a good year for research and research funding at Redeemer, although Redeemer is beginning to feel the impact experienced by all smaller universities in Canada of reduced federal research funding for smaller universities: • Redeemer faculty have published in the past year eight books, twelve chapters in books, ten peerreviewed academic articles, and some thirty popular non-peer-reviewed articles.

• Dr. Kevin Vander Meulen was awarded a $50,000 NSERC “Discovery Grant” over five years to carry out combinatorial and spectral analysis of matrix patterns. • The following faculty were awarded Internal Research or Instructional Development grants by Redeemer University College for a total of $ 20,837: Drs. Adam Barkman, Edward Berkelaar, Mark Bowald, Deborah Bowen, Darren Brouwer, Gary Chiang, Timothy Epp, Gene Haas, Sharon Klassen, Russell Kosits, James Payton, Jr., Derek Schuurman, Steve Sider, Paul Thorlakson, and James Vanderwoerd.

Library • With a new Library software system, the Library began an inventory of its collection for the first time in 15 years. This work will greatly enhance the accuracy of our online catalogue. Information Technology • We have initiated an IP-based phone system, meaning that staff phones are connected to their computers for easy access to phone extensions regardless of location. • The IT department also began using a thin client solution for student computers and for some staff prolonging the life of desktop computers and saving funds that can be used elsewhere. • We have begun upgrading both our web-page and our Datatel database.

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Registrar’s Office • The Registrar’s Office welcomed two new staff members, Kim Lammers and Kristin Van Dyk. • On Course, a bi-monthly print newsletter for students, has been replaced with an electronic version. • We reviewed our evaluation process for applications and transfer equivalencies and made our processing time for transfer credits more efficient. We also have begun updating our degree audit and other Datatel software applications.

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Continuing Education • Our Continuous Learning and Education At Redeemer (CLEAR) office launched an ambitious program of adult learning opportunities, supported by a strong advertising program in the Hamilton Spectator. Approximately 1150 participants attended the programs, many of whom were attending a program at Redeemer for the first time. A Youth Ministry Certificate program was successfully launched and the first participants started classes this summer. A study revealed that the annual Worship Conference meets the needs of the churches more effectively than a formal certificate program.

Athletics • Our Men’s Volleyball team won a silver medal, and also made great gains toward our holistic student development goals. We see evidence of strong character in our athletes regularly throughout the year and our efforts to make spiritual formation a part of our regular program have been well received. • We have appointed a professional Athletic Therapist to help our student-athletes, with the result that game preparation and recovery from training and competition are much improved. Our student-athletes are very grateful for the improved services and safety.

Our Continuing Teacher Education program certified two new Additional Qualification (AQ) courses and recertified five existing AQ courses. A decrease in new teacher positions in the province along with increased competition in the AQ market resulted in significantly lower AQ registrations. Two off-campus courses are planned in Ottawa and Windsor for the summer of 2012 and strong registrations continue in the Summer Institute.

STUDENT DEVELOPMENT

• Our coaching staff is strong and committed to making a big impact. We will look to them for help in attracting new student-athletes to our campus and in raising funds to enable us to deliver the quality programs that are expected at the university level. • We are looking forward to the completion of the soccer complex this summer. Planning for programming is well under way. Caell Huyer has been hired as Soccer Development & Campus Recreation Coordinator (75% FT) to enhance our recreational services as well as the quality of our soccer programming. • Additions to our programming for the 2011-2012 season will also focus on leadership development, sport psychology training sessions, and improved strength and conditioning programs. The Athletic Department is humbled to be able to serve our student-athletes as well as the communities of which we are a part in these many different ways. We pray that all of our efforts will bring glory to God in addition to helping to fulfill the great goals of Redeemer University College. Student Life • The tone on campus was positive this year. Student Life actively supports Redeemer’s mission by inviting and enabling students to develop their relationship with God and each other and to actively engage the world of which they are a part. The following summarizes the main ways that was accomplished this year. • Student Life contributed to our strategic goals for international engagement and excellence by participating in the international engagement group, by facilitating

Mosaic Club events and by advocating for off-campus work permits for our international students. An International Student Acculturation Advisory Committee was struck and began planning programming for the upcoming year. • Student Life contributed to our goal of cultivating a liberal arts and sciences program with a distinctive Reformed worldview by providing many volunteer and service-learning opportunities. The Amsterdam Missions Trip gave 13 Redeemer students a week of unique opportunities to learn about another culture and to offer some encouragement to those in missions in Amsterdam. • Student Life serves many parts of our goal of being a holistic learning community dedicated to developing and equipping our students as whole persons, including: • Housing: With 432 students placed in Redeemer residences in the fall, and an anticipated increase next year, addressing housing needs for 2011/12 and beyond is a priority. A Housing Working Group has begun exploring options to increase our residence capacity at Redeemer. • Increasing Counselling Services: Due to rising demands, we increased counseling service hours which enabled some coverage every day during the second semester. • Technology: We worked at using Datatel, databases, project management software, voice files, and doodle tracking to ensure holistic service delivery. • Services: Disability Services underwent review due to increased demand. Commuter Student services saw the creation of an advisory group. Educational Programming focused on alcohol and sexuality.

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• The Student Life department has begun a comprehensive departmental review to strengthen its identity and goals, policies and procedures, and transparency and professional service. Financial Aid • Students qualified for just over $6 million in government student aid in 2010-11 and approximately $1.62 million of institutional scholarships, named awards and loans. We reviewed our financial aid program and provided recommendations to develop more need-based aid for students and to modify the allocation of some meritbased awards. During 2010-11, 5 new named awards were developed and awarded, and an additional 5 awards for 2011-12 were given to students for the first time. • Disbursement of OSAP loan funding will be through the usual loan documents to the students for 2011-12. MTCU is planning a major change for the following year when funding will be disbursed via direct deposit. Although this is a welcome development, we anticipate that there will be major challenges and delays in the first year.

Chaplaincy • The work of chaplaincy this past year at Redeemer has been shaped by two primary goals: continuing the ‘traditional’ daily tasks of chaplaincy and engaging in several pioneering ventures. These new ventures included: • Directing the faculty spiritual formation project. • Initiating new ministries for student small groups and athletes. • Leading discernment prayer for our succession review process. • Leading a team of 3 professors who each taught a section of INT 113, “Spiritual formation and university life” to first-year students. • Supervising Dr. Robb Powell, who came on board this year as a one-day-a week assistant chaplain. • The pioneering tasks did not take as much time as the traditional ones, but they did take considerably more emotional and spiritual energy, and they were also extremely gratifying. The testimonies that flow from these pioneering activities are filled with thanksgiving, peace, delighted surprise and joy. In addition, I’m thankful for a substantial grant from the Calvin Institute of Christian Worship that funded several of these pioneering activities.

Co-op • This year, we successfully placed all the business students in placements and were able to initiate placements for the summer science co-op students. The program benefited from the addition of workshops to prepare students for the placement search process, work life, career development, and business etiquette. Application processes have been revised to ensure that students are planning for co-op within their program. The program is being managed with a 40% position, but growing the program beyond current registrations is difficult without additional staffing.

ADVANCEMENT Development • Donation results for 2010-11 were unprecedented. Contributions for the General Operating Budget exceeded the budgeted goal for a third straight year. The overall donation total for all categories surpassed $6.3 million. • Efforts to address Redeemer’s $30 million long-term debt continued to show positive results with over $2.5 million in gifts received specifically for debt reduction. • Federal and Provincial government infrastructure funding for renewal of the academic building and for the new seasonal soccer dome and fieldhouse complex started to come in while efforts to raise the necessary matching funds continued to be successful. • Redeemer alumni have been active in running an alumni/ student mentoring program and the Alumni Council has

been working to establish a more structured relationship with the University. Steps were also taken to strengthen relations with the grateful parents of current Redeemer students and graduates. • During Dr. Krygsman’s first year as President a series of welcome events at Redeemer and across Ontario gave supporters in many communities the opportunity to meet him. • Redeemer’s fifth annual golf tournament at Copetown Woods Golf Club attracted many newcomers and raised $55,000 for student support. Marketing & Recruitment • The quality of publications, advertisements and other promotional vehicles (Tangents, the Annual Report, the CLEAR booklet and the Viewbook) has been exceptional, and the consistent visual messaging in all our materials has strengthened the Redeemer brand. • The expansion and integration of multiple communication platforms (increased use of our website, media contacts and especially social media vehicles such as Twitter and Facebook) has enabled us to get our messages out to a wider and more diverse audience. • Redeemer benefitted from record enrolment during the year: 928 full-time equivalent students representing 9 Canadian provinces, 5 US states and 7 other countries as well as over 50 Christian denominations.

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ADMINISTRATION & FINANCE Bookstore • We were pleased to appoint Sylvia van Wyngaarden as our new Bookstore Manager and Jennifer vanOosten as our new Assistant Bookstore Manager. • Several author-events were held, including one by Redeemer alumnus Sam Martin. We also participated in the Theo Plantinga Festschrift and book launch on January 21, 2011. Campus Services • Campus Services exceeded its conference revenue budget by $100,000 thanks to a number of large repeat conferences, like the annual convention of the Ontario Christian School Teachers’ Association with close to 1,000 Christian educators and exhibitors in attendance and the Golden Horseshoe Music Festival with over 2,500 students participating from local public and Catholic schools. • Campus Services also welcomed the Canada One Day Choir Festival and Foundation for two weeks in July 2010 consisting of over 350 people from the Netherlands who

enjoyed Redeemer hospitality while performing fund raising concerts in the Hamilton area. • Students living in residence now have online access to their R/uc Express and Market accounts which provide them with detailed information regarding their purchases so they can properly budget individual purchases and their dorms’ grocery spending. Child Care • Successful annual inspections by the Ministry of Children and Youth Services and the Fire Department were made, and an increased wage subsidy was received from the City of Hamilton. • Child Care Centre staff served 30 families and 39 children with the extra help of a co-op student from Hamilton District Christian High School in Fall 2010 and Rehoboth Christian School in Winter 2011. Financial Services • A successful audit was achieved for 2010-11 with our auditors, KPMG.

Health and Safety • We continue to place a high priority on health and safety training for our employees, as well as regular monitoring and workplace inspections. Thankfully, no incidents of note occurred during the year. • Bill 168, an Act to Amend the Health and Safety Act regarding workplace harassment and violence, came into effect June 15, 2010. Programs to implement policies and employee training are being developed. Human Resources • We were successful in our application for maximum funding of $26,775 from Service Canada to support summer employment opportunities on campus for students. We also received wage subsidy funding in the amount of $6,374 through Mohawk College. • The Human Resources webpages continue to be developed, allowing employees greater access to information and improving communication. • In addition to casual and part-time hires, twelve full-time staff were hired to fill various vacancies as a result of normal staff turnover. • The HR Director, Jim Van Geest, was awarded a certificate for the Healthy Workplace Commuter Challenge from Smart Commute, City of Hamilton. Physical Plant • A number of projects were successfully completed under the Knowledge Infrastructure Program. All the original roof top units were replaced with high-efficiency units, improving

reliability and extending their life. A new computer science lab was constructed. The Executive Dining Hall was renovated, greatly increasing the dining capacity on campus. All the bathroom and change room fixtures in the academic building were converted to low volume fixtures, improving the University’s water conservation. • Construction is progressing well on the new soccer dome and artificial turf has been installed on the existing field. Environmental Stewardship • Redeemer University College, in partnership with Sodexo Canada, received the Eat Smart award of excellence from the City of Hamilton Public Health Services for exceptional standards in healthy food choices, food safety and supporting a smoke free Ontario. • The solar PV project design is complete. Installation of the 131 kW system will proceed over the summer with an anticipated fall start-up. This will help reduce Redeemer’s greenhouse gas emissions, ecological footprint, and increase the institution’s sustainability. Campus Development • Redeemer’s successful partnership with Starward Homes through Stonehenge Development Ltd in the single family condominium development at Kitty Murray Woods is being replicated to the southwest of campus with the completion of planning for the new Bungalows of Ancaster South, a condominium development of 100 units.

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31st ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2011 AT 5:30 PM Dear Supporting Members, The Board of Governors of Redeemer University College invites you to attend the thirty-first Annual General Meeting of the supporting members to be held Friday, September 30, 2011 at 5:30 PM in the Dining Hall at Redeemer University College. A reception will be held at 5:00 PM in the Commons during registration, followed by the AGM and dinner at 5:30 PM in the Dining Hall. Please RSVP to the Office of the President by Monday, September 19, 2011 at 1.877.779.0913 x4208 or mbeukes@redeemer.ca if you plan to join us for the AGM and dinner. A free Faculty Artists Concert is also planned on Friday, September 30, 2011 at 8:00 PM in the Auditorium.

Should you be unable to attend the Annual General Meeting, the by-laws make special provision enabling members to vote for Board of Governors and Senate nominees provided that the supplied ballot is signed and delivered to Redeemer University College prior to the time of the meeting. Please note, however, that this privilege does not extend to the other items on the agenda. We look forward to seeing you on September 30, 2011. In Christâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Service, Enno Meijers Board Chair

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

Resolutions

Friday, September 30, 2011 5:00 PM Registration & Reception 5:30 PM Annual General Meeting & Dinner 8:00 PM Faculty Artists Concert

1. BE IT RESOLVED THAT the minutes of the meeting of the supporting members held on November 6, 2010, as printed in the agenda, are hereby adopted.

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3. BE IT RESOLVED THAT the Annual Report as presented with the agenda be received for information.

Redeemer University College Friday, September 30, 2011, 5:30 PM Agenda 1. Opening 2. Approval of minutes of November 6, 2010 3. Appointment of Balloting Committee 4. Board of Governors and Senate elections 5. Annual Report 6. Financial Report 7. Appointment of Auditors 8. Acceptance of 2011-12 Budget 9. Recognition of retiring Board members 10. New business 11. Adjournment

2. BE IT RESOLVED THAT the Balloting Committee as presented be approved.

4. BE IT RESOLVED THAT the summary financial statements and auditorsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; report attached thereto, as presented to the supporting members with the agenda, be received for information. 5. BE IT RESOLVED THAT the membership approve the auditors as recommended by the Board. 6. BE IT RESOLVED THAT the membership approve the actions of the Board up to our fiscal year end as recommended by the Board of Governors. 7. BE IT RESOLVED THAT the budget for the fiscal year ending April 30, 2012, as presented to the supporting members in the agenda, be received for information. 8. BE IT RESOLVED THAT the Balloting Committee be and is hereby authorized to destroy the ballots for election of the Board members and the Senate member.

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MINUTES OF THE THIRTIETH ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING OF REDEEMER UNIVERSITY COLLEGE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2010 1. Opening 1.1 Ray Pennings, Chair opened the meeting at 3:30 PM with prayer. Approximately 73 members were present. 2. Approval of minutes of November 6, 2009 2.1 Motion: Be it resolved that the minutes of the meeting of the supporting members held on November 6, 2009, as printed in the agenda, are hereby adopted Moved: B Harskamp; seconded: H Feenstra; carried 3. Appointment of the Ballot Committee 3.1 Magda Beukes, Sandi Buwalda and Valerie Louter were appointed.

3.2 Motion: Be it resolved that the Balloting Committee as presented be approved Moved: P Kennedy; seconded: R Eikelboom; carried 4. Board of Governors and Senate election 4.1 The nominees for the Board of Governors and Senate were presented and election took place. 4.2 All Governors of the Board and Senate listed on the ballot were elected (see 9.). 5. Annual Report 5.1 Dr. Krygsman presented several highlights. 5.2 Motion: Be it resolved that the Annual Report, as presented with the agenda, be received as information Moved: R Botma; seconded: H Proper; carried 6. Financial Report 6.1 Ineke VanBruinessen, Vice President, Administration & Finance, reviewed the financial statements. Planned Giving and life insurance are part of the debt repayment strategy. The long term debt forecast will be presented to the Board of Governors at the November 27, 2010 meeting. Full copies of the financial statements were available upon request.

6.2 Motion: Be it resolved that the summary financial statements and auditorsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; report attached thereto, as presented to the supporting members with the agenda, be received as information Moved: K Vreugdenhil; seconded: H Weber; carried. 7. Appointment of Auditors 7.1 The Administration is very pleased with the results of the Auditors. 7.2 The Administration will look into the reason why we include only a condensed version rather than a complete set of statements to the membership. 7.3 Motion: Be it resolved that the membership approve the auditors (KPMG) as recommended by the Board and approve the actions of the Board up to our fiscal year end as recommended by the Board of Governors Moved: E. Kruysse; seconded: S Baarda; carried. 8. Acceptance of the 2010-11 Budget 8.1 Motion: Be it resolved that the budget for the fiscal year ending April 30, 2011, as presented to the supporting members in the agenda, be received as information Moved: W Smeding; seconded: W van Dijk; carried. 9. Result of Balloting 9.1 The following members were elected to the Board of Governors: Stuart Admiral (Classis Eastern Canada), Janice Moddejonge (Classis Ontario of the Reformed Church), Shiao Chong (Classis Toronto), Marvin Bierling (Bluewater Principalsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Association), Enno Meijers (Membership: Barrie/Orillia Area), Roy Botma (Membership: Chatham/

Sarnia Area), Steve Baarda (Membership: London Area), Shirley Vandenberg (Membership: Niagara Area), Alezandre Dauphin (Membership: Evangelical Churches), Bonnie Moore (Membership: Evangelical Churches), Robert Beasley (Membership: Evangelical Churches), Charlie Fluit (Membership: Reformed Churches), and Sandra Dendekker (Membership: Reformed Churches). 9.2 The following member was elected to the Senate: Daniel Machiela. 9.3 Motion: Be it resolved that the Balloting Committee be and is hereby authorized to destroy the ballots for election of the Board members and the Senate member Moved: W Neutel; seconded: C Baarda; carried. 10. Recognition of retiring Board members 10.1 Cor Baarda, Michelle Fluit, Heather Weber, and Ray Pennings received a framed certificate and pen as a token of appreciation presented by the Board Chair, Vice Chair and Dr. Krygsman. 10.2 Dr. John Stronks was absent. 11. New business 11.1 None. 12. Adjournment 12.1 Ray Pennings closed with prayer. It was moved by B Elisen and seconded by P Heida to adjourn and the meeting was adjourned at 4:30 PM.

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NOMINEES FOR THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS Wilmar Bakker (goes by Wil) obtained a B.A. from the University of Western Ontario in London. He obtained his Chartered Accounting designation in 1983, while working for a national accounting firm in Kitchener. Wil is currently a partner at Ward & Uptigrove CA’s in Listowel. He served as Board member of Knox Christian School Society in Bowmanville; as Treasurer of Rehoboth Christian Reformed Church in Bowmanville; and as founding board member for Central Ontario Christian Education Foundation (COCEF) for Christian Schools located in Central and Eastern Ontario. He also served on the board for Woodland Christian High School and Grace Foundation located in Breslau, near Kitchener. Wil currently serves as Elder and is Chair of Council for Bethel CRC in Listowel. Wil and his wife, Melinda, have four children and two grandchildren. Eric Hartemink* has completed his first term on the Board of Governors. He and his wife Evelina have 5 children and attend the Christian Reformed Church in Aylmer. Eric obtained a 24

Diploma in Agriculture from Ridgetown College of Agricultural Technology and operates a small dairy and hog farm. He has served for 6 years on the Board of the Ontario Alliance of Christian Schools (OACS), several terms as board member of Immanuel Christian School, and as London District Christian Secondary School, nine years as board member of Aylmer Area Christian Commission Association (senior’s complex) and various farm related organizations. He has also served as elder for several terms. So far, four of their children have attended Redeemer University College. Peter Kennedy* has completed one year of a vacant seat and three years of his first term on the Board of Governors. He has served on the Governors’ Affairs Committee of the Board of Governors for one year. Peter is a partner in Peak Engineering & Construction Ltd and oversees all company policy development, health and safety programs, labour relations, participation in the Provincial Labour Relations Committee (Oshawa), and construction scheduling. He has served on the board at Trenton Christian School as a committee member and chairman. Peter has a keen interest and love for the Reformed perspective on life and issues, and Peter and his wife, Arlene are active supporters and

participants in Christian education. He and his family attend Ebenezer Christian Reformed Church in Trenton. Joyce Koorneef obtained a B.A. of Education at Calvin College in 1986 and is the Principal at Dunnville Christian School. She was the coordinator of small groups in the church for 17 years and has served on many church committees over the last 25 years. She has been involved with Christian Education for 25 years as a supply teacher, a teacher, a Vice Principal and now a principal. Teaching is her passion. Joyce and her husband Jim have two children at university and one is currently enrolled as a student at Redeemer University College. She and her family attend Smithville Christian Reformed Church. John Lunshof* has completed his first term on the Board of Directors and was appointed by the Toronto Principals’ Association to represent them for his second term. John has a B.Ed and M.A in education. He retired in 2010 after 37 years as a teacher and principal in a number of OACS schools. He spent his last 5 years as COO/Principal of the John Knox Christian School in Oakville. John has also served on a number of Boards and Committees such as the Professional Standards committee of the Ontario Christian Schools Principals’ Association, the Board of The OCSAA, the Board of the OACS, and served as an auditor for the School Quality Assurance Council. Two of his children attended Redeemer University College.

Peter Van Berkel* has completed his first term on the Board of Governors. Peter is the president/owner of Pete’s Siding & Windows Inc. He and his wife Rita have 3 children and 4 grandchildren and are very strong supporters of Christian education. Two of their children graduated from Redeemer University College, one in Education and one in Business. They attend Trinity CRC in St. Catharines. Peter currently serves as elder on Church council and has served on the Beacon Christian School Board. Karl Veldkamp is a business lawyer who obtained his law degree (LL.B) from the University of Alberta and is called to the bar of the Law Society of Upper Canada. His practice is focused on the corporate mid-market, which includes not for-profit and charitable entities. He has served a number of terms on the education committee and board of Willowdale Christian School and was the Board chair of Campfire! Bible Camp for five years during its construction phase. Karl is a member of the Bethel Canadian Reformed Church of Toronto and has served several terms as an elder there. At present he is the Vice Chairman of the Canadian Reformed Theological Seminary and chair of its Finance and Property Committee. He is an active member of the International Bar Association and sits on the executive of the International Sales Sub Committee. Karl and his wife, Hetty, have four children and enjoy living in Richmond Hill.

*Incumbent

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Dr Stephanie Baker-Collins* teaches in the areas of social policy and research methods and is currently the Graduate Chair. Her research work includes an examination of the collective and household provisioning work of women who are members of marginalized communities. In addition, she engages in community based research on the impact of public policy on the lives of the poorest persons in society and connects this work to advocacy for justice in public policy. She attends The Village Church plant in Thorold, Ontario. Dr. Ian Bruce has a BEng in Electrical & Electronic Engineering and a PhD in Otolaryngology, both from the University of Melbourne, Australia. He is currently an Associate Professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering at McMaster University, as well as an Associate Member of the Department of Psychology, Neuroscience & Behaviour. Dr. Bruceâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s primary area of research is computer modeling of the auditory periphery and auditory pathways of the brain, with applications to hearing aids, cochlear implants & tinnitus. His teaching interests include Structure of Biological Materials; Cellular Bioelectricity; Models of of the Neuron; Quantitative

Electrophysiology; and Speech & Audio Processing. Dr. Bruce is a member of the First Christian Reformed Church in Hamilton.

*Incumbent

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BALLOT FOR THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS AND SENATE For each section on the ballot you are requested to make one selection. Please mark the “yes” or “no” box beside a single nomination.

If you are unable to attend the annual meeting on Friday, September 30, 2011 you may send your completed ballot to Redeemer University College to the attention of the President’s Office. In accordance with the by-laws, all mailed or delivered ballots must be signed to be valid.

NOMINEES FOR THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS

NOMINEES FOR SENATE

Classis Niagara

Stephanie Baker-Collins*

YES

NO

Dr. Ian Bruce

YES

NO

Peter Van Berkel*

Membership YES

NO

Eric Hartemink*

Toronto Principals’ Association

Membership

John Lunshof*

Karl Veldkamp

YES

NO

YES YES

NO NO

Grand Region Principals’ Association Joyce Koorneef

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

Membership Wilmar Bakker

Membership Peter Kennedy*

*Incumbent

I am a member in good standing of Redeemer University College and wish to vote in absentia. Name (please print): Signature:

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studentsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; offcampus studies take them to places like Ottawa, France and Ghana. The current project in Ghana focuses on developing and delivering programs that foster adult womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s literacy and sustainable economic growth.

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To the members of Redeemer University College:

The accompanying condensed statement of financial position and statement of operations are derived from the complete financial statements of Redeemer University College as at April 30, 2011 and for the year then ended on which we expressed an opinion without reservation in our report dated July 22, 2011. The fair summarization of the complete financial statements is the responsibility of management. Our responsibility, in accordance with the applicable Assurance Guideline of The Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants, is to report on the condensed financial statements. In our opinion, the accompanying financial statements fairly summarize, in all material respects, the related complete financial statements in accordance with the criteria described in the Guideline referred to above. 30

These condensed financial statements do not contain all the disclosures required by Canadian generally accepted accounting principles. Readers are cautioned that these statements may not be appropriate for their purposes. For more information on the entityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s financial position, results of operations and cash flows, reference should be made to the related complete financial statements. KPMG LLP (signed) Chartered Accountants, Licensed Public Accountants Hamilton, Canada July 22, 2011

Condensed Statement of Financial Position as at April 30 (in thousands of dollars)

2011

2010

2,612

4,015

574

1,025

3,973

3,489

30,992

24,538

443

375

38,594

33,442

5,082

5,375

675

704

Deferred capital contributions

13,218

11,139

Long-term debt (loans & bonds)

23,645

24,347

Total liabilities

42,620

41,565

Unrestricted net assets

(9,780)

(7,700)

Endowments

3,823

3,339

Investment in capital assets

1,931

(3,762)

Net assets (deficiency)

(4,026)

(8,123)

Net balance

38,594

33,442

Current assets Mortgage receivable Restricted investments & assets Capital assets, net Other assets (student loans) Total assets Current liabilities & current portion of long-term debt Deferred contributions

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Condensed Statement of Operations for the Year Ended April 30 (in thousands of dollars)

REVENUES Tuition & fees Donations Campus Services & housing fees Other (grants & fees) Restricted revenues

EXPENSES Instruction & Research Library & Information Technology Administration & Physical Plant Student Development Advancement Campus Services Debt servicing Restricted fund expenses

Excess of revenues over expenses before the following: Amortization of deferred capital contributions Amortization of capital assets Gain on sale of land Write-down of capital assets

Excess of revenues over expenses

Actual 2009-10

Unaudited Budget 2010-11

Actual 2010-11

Variance 2010-11

Unaudited Budget 2011-12

10,912 5,017 4,182 523 713 21,347

11,724 4,982 4,326 653 1,084 22,769

12,080 5,189 4,447 571 1,021 23,308

356 207 121 (82) (63) 539

12,773 2,623 4,540 596 1,320 21,852

4,638 1,269 2,979 2,714 1,770 3,158 921 742 18,191

4,992 1,301 3,154 2,897 1,982 3,209 921 1,034 19,490

5,048 1,375 3,178 2,965 1,846 3,349 769 792 19,322

56 74 24 68 (136) 140 (152) (242) (168)

5,287 1,380 3,308 3,106 2,062 3,389 977 1,148 20,657

3,156 461 (1,374)

3,279 745 (1,740)

3,986 471 (1,421) 577

707 (274) 319 577

1,195 778 (1,973)

2,284

3,613

1,329

(255)

1,988

EXPENSES

REVENUES RESTRICTED REVENUES 4% Other (grants & fees) 2 %

Tuition & fees 53 %

Restricted Fund Expenses 4% instruction & research 26 %

Donations 22 %

Debt Servicing 4%

Campus services 17 %

Advancement library & information 10 % technology 7% student administration & development physical plant 15 % 17 %

Campus services & Housing Fees 19 %

DONATION SOURCES

churches 14 %

foundations 4 % not-for-profits 4 %

individuals 70 %

businesses 8%

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Thank you, donors! Churches All Nations CRC of Halifax Alliston CRC Ambassador CRC of Windsor Ancaster CRC Athens CRC Aylmer CRC Barrhaven Fellowship CRC Bethany CRC of Fenwick Bethel CRC of Waterdown Bethel CRC of Newmarket Bethel CRC of Dunnville Bethel CRC of Brockville Bethel CRC of London Bethel CRC of Acton Bethel CRC of Listowel Bethel CRC of Saskatoon Blenheim CRC Blyth CRC Burlington CRC Calvary CRC of Chatham Calvary CRC of Flamborough Calvary CRC of Ottawa Calvin CRC of Dundas Calvin CRC of Ottawa Cephas CRC of Peterborough Charlottetown CRC ClearView CRC of Oakville Collingwood CRC Community CRC of Kanata Community CRC of Dixon’s Corners Community CRC of Kitchener Community CRC of Hagersville Community CRC of Frankford Meadowvale CRC of Mississauga Compass Point Bible Church

Countryside Ref. Church of Cambridge Covenant CRC of St. Catharines Covenant CRC of Barrie Covenant CRC of Woodstock Covenant Ref. Church of Toronto CrossPoint CRC of Brampton Drayton CRC Drayton Reformed Church Dresden CRC East CRC of Strathroy Ebenezer CRC of Jarvis Ebenezer CRC of Trenton Ebenezer Ref. Church of Mississauga Emmanuel CRC of Calgary Emmanuel Ref. Church of Neerlandia Essex CRC Exeter CRC Faith CRC of Burlington Faith Community CRC of Milford Fellowship CRC of St. Thomas Fellowship CRC of Brighton First (New Hope Site) CRC of Hamilton First CRC of Chatham First CRC of Barrie First CRC of Sarnia First CRC of St. Thomas First CRC of Guelph First CRC of Kemptville First CRC of Montreal First CRC of Hamilton First CRC of London First CRC of Kingston First CRC of Owen Sound First CRC of Thunder Bay First CRC of Orillia First CRC of Toronto First CRC of Taber Fleetwood CRC

Fredericton CRC Fruitland CRC Georgetown CRC Good News CRC of London Grace CRC of Chatham Grace CRC of Scarborough Grace CRC of Cobourg Hebron CRC of Renfrew Hebron CRC of Whitby Holland Marsh CRC Hope CRC of Brantford Hope CRC of Port Perry Hope CRC of Thunder Bay Hope Community CRC of Mt. Brydges Hope Fellowship CRC of Oshawa Immanuel CRC of Hamilton Immanuel CRC of Simcoe Immanuel CRC of Brampton Immanuel CRC of Cornwall Immanuel URC of Listowel Ingersoll CRC John Calvin CRC of Truro Jubilee Fellowship CRC of St. Catharines Kentville CRC Kincardine CRC Lindsay CRC Living Hope CRC of Peterborough Living Hope CRC of Sarnia Lucknow CRC Maranatha CRC of Cambridge Maranatha CRC of Woodstock Maranatha CRC of York Maranatha CRC of Woodbridge Maranatha CRC of Bowmanville Maranatha CRC of Belleville Meadowlands Fellowship CRC of Ancaster

Melville Presbyterian Church of West Hill Mt. Hamilton CRC Mountainview CRC of Grimsby New Life CRC of Guelph Orangeville CRC Palmerston CRC Paroisse Notre-Dame-des-SeptDouleurs Providence CRC of Beamsville Providence URC of Strathroy Redeemer CRC of Sarnia Rehoboth CRC of Bowmanville Rehoboth CRC of Niagara Falls Rehoboth Fellowship CRC of Etobicoke Rehoboth URC of Hamilton Riverside CRC of Wellandport Second CRC - Heritage Fellowship Smithville CRC Springdale CRC St. James Presbyterian Church Stratford CRC Tillsonburg CRC Transcona CRC Trinity CRC of Goderich Vanastra Community CRC Wallaceburg CRC Waterloo CRC Westmount CRC of Strathroy Westside Fellowship CRC of Kingston Williamsburg CRC Willowdale CRC Wyoming CRC Zion CRC of Pembroke Zion CRC of Oshawa

Corporate Donations 1601775 Ontario Inc. (Pete & Willy Oussoren) 401568 - Alberta Ltd. (Walter Veenstra) 557510 Ontario Inc. (Adrian Kloet) 9731 Mechanical Acumen Insurance Group Affinity Biologicals Inc. Agripine Farms Ltd. Al-Care Restoration Services Ltd. Aldershot Greenhouses Ltd. Aldershot Home Hardware Ancaster Pain Relief ArcelorMittal Dofasco Inc. ARISE Technologies Corporation Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada Atlantic Packaging Products Ltd. Attridge Transportation Inc. B & B Sunset Inc. Bakker’s Field Limited Bank of Montreal Barton Glass Inc. Battlefield Advertising Baxter Corporation Bayview Flowers Ltd. Bell Canada Bosch Rexroth Canada Corporation Bosma Farms Ltd. Boyce Smeding Sales Agency Inc. BRC Agencies Inc. Bru-Ben Development Co. Limited Bruce W. Etherington Agencies Inc.

Burgeonvest-Bick Securities Limited Burlington Eyecare/Dr. Mark Germain Burlington Paving Company Limited Charities Aid Foundation Christian Reformed Church in North America Christian Stewardship Services CIBC Securities Inc. City of Hamilton clic business services Clovermead Apiaries Collins Engineering Group Inc. Connon Nurseries (C.B. Vanderkruk Holdings Ltd.) Crate Designs Ltd. The Crossroad Publishing Co. Crossroads Christian Communications Inc. Custan Foods Ltd. CYMT - Classis Chatham D & R Custom Steel Fabrication D. H. Falle Family Foundation D.L. Deeks Insurance Services Inc. The De Boer Foundation De Jong Enterprises Inc. Dibbits Excavating Ltd. Digital Arts & Graphics Dome Productions DUCA Financial Services Credit Union Ltd. Ducon Contractors and Homes Ltd. Duncan Christian School Association (1979) EPR Kielstra & Company FaithLife Financial Fellowship Homes Inc. Fluke Transport Limited Foot Knee Back Total Health Fred Bruinsma Construction (Custom Building) Garth Cubitt Services Incorporated Geertsma Homes Ltd. Gilmour Insurance Brokers Glendale Motors Goodwill’s Used Cars Graceview Enterprises Inc. The Great-West Life Assurance Company Green Ways Investments Inc. Groenewegen & Sons Produce Ltd. H & G Kuyvenhoven Foundation

H S D Investments Ltd. Hald-Nor Community Credit Union Hamilton Chamber of Commerce Hamilton Economic Summit The Hamilton Spectator Harm Schilthuis & Sons Ltd. The Hensen Foundation Hooper Law Offices Hultink Family Foundation I.C. Improvements Inc. Infotax System Ltd. IPTI Properties Inc. J.E. Russell Produce Ltd. Jackman Foundation Jeff’s At Work Jeffery Roofing and Sheet Metal Inc. The John Brouwer Foundation John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport Johnston Chrysler Dodge Jeep Jon Koopmans Construction Limited Karat King Inc. Kemper’s Greenhouses Kitching-Steepe & Ludwig Funeral Home Ltd. KPMG LLP KPMG Management Services LP LaserAge Inc. Len Kuipers Homes Link Charity Canada Inc. Maple City Office Equipment Maple Leaf Nurseries Ltd. Maple Reinders Constructors Ltd. Meadowlands Physio & Fitness Metroland Media Group Ltd. Miller Thomson LLP Barristers and Solicitors Mohawk College of Applied Arts & Technology Mountaineer Movers Limited Multi Construction (Chatham) Inc. Nick’s Equipment Sales Oegema Turkey Farms Inc. One Day Foundation Oneida Movers Ontario Alliance of Christian Schools Oosterhof Electrical Services Ltd. OTA Education Foundation Inc. Otis Canada Inc. OutFront Portable Solutions Parkview Customs Brokerage Ltd.

Pavey, Law & Witteveen, LLP Peak Engineering & Construction Ltd. Pegasus Direct Mail Worx Inc. Performance Group 262 Lake Inc. Pro Electric Inc. Reinders + Rieder Ltd. Reinders Family Foundation RockLinc Investment Partners Inc. Ross & McBride LLP Rotary Club of Ancaster AM Royal LePage State Realty Brokerage ROYCE-AYR Cutting Tools Inc. Saltfleet Machining Inc. Sarnia Concrete Products Ltd. Schipper Farms Ltd. ScotiaMcLeod Scotiabank Select Sprinklers Shademaster Luxury Landscapes Shelter Systems International Ltd. Sherwood Realty Group Inc. Skipwell Farms Inc. Sodexo South Western Construction Inc. Spaenaur Inc. Speelman’s Garden Centre Ltd. Springerhill Farms Inc. Staalduinen Floral Ltd. Standard Leasing Ltd. Starward Homes Limited Steeves & Rozema Enterprises Limited Stonehenge Development Limited Strategic Charitable Giving Foundation Teachers Credit Union Tourism Hamilton Tradebank Inc. Trillium Auto Service Ltd. Trillium Home Improvements TrojanUV TRP Construction General Contractors Universal Real Estate Van Amerongen & Son Inc. Gary Van Eyk, CMA Verheul & Associates Inc. Village Manor Retirement Home Vision ‘74 Inc. Nursing & Rest Home Vos Floral Ltd. VSP Sports Inc. Vukets Financial Consultants Ltd. The War Amputations of Canada

Waste Services Inc. Weesjes Greenhouses Ltd Wellington Construction Ltd. Westbrook Floral Ltd. William Voortman Fund Women’s Art Association of Hamilton Wonder Pharmacies Ltd. Zip Signs Ltd.

Individuals Gesina Aalbers Jeffrey & Helen Adams Anna Adema Pete Adema Stuart & Christine Admiral Harry & Joyce Alblas Heather M. Alblas Jilles & Elizabeth Alblas Clarence & Grace Alkema George & Marge Alkema Grace Alkema John-David Alkema Stephen & Mary Ann Alles Eloise Anderson Luther & Joanne Andree Bradley & Jennifer Antonides George & Jeanette Antonides Harry & Janet Antonides Peter & Inske Antuma Greg & Darlene Applegate Brian & Kelly Aukema Jim Aukema Katie Aukema Cornelius & Ann Baarda Rennie Baarda Steven & Nicole Baarda Thomas & Janet Baird Calvin & Cheryl Bakelaar Jake & Joanne Bakelaar Albert & Ruth Bakker Barney Bakker H. Alan & Eunice Bakker John & Wendy Bakker John & Grace Bakker Martin & Bertha Bakker Nick & Wilma Bakker Ralph & Diane Bakker

Sadie C. Bakker Wilmar & Melinda Bakker Robin & Sandra Balch Peter & Rita Baljeu Jane Ballast Lubbie Banga Dave & Erika Banninga Carl & Joyce Banninga Douglas & June Barber William & Clara Barneveld Andy & Janny Batelaan Elizabeth Batenburg Richard & Linda Batenburg Helga Bauer Herb & Janette Bax Michael & Yolanda Bax Robert & Wendy Beasley Darryl & Ingrid Beck Barry & Marg Beckett Harry & Merne Beeforth Arnolda Beekenkamp Clarence & Teresa Beekman Jennifer M. Beekman Sytze & Lena Beekman Al & Jane Been Corry Been Peter & Rita Beerda Henry & Elisabeth Beintema John & Henrietta Beintema Elisabeth Beintema-Vandermaas Jerry & Joanne Bekendam John & Jenny Belder Ruth Bell John & Tinie Benjamins Ken & Mary Ann Benjamins Siemen & Lammy Benjamins Wayne & Maria Benjamins Fred & Arlene Bennink Shirley Benschop Henk & Diane Berends Fred & Clara Berg Herman & Nellie Berg Matilda Berg Bernard & Anna Berghout Peter & Hilda Berghuis Adam & Ann Bergsma Patricia Bergsma Tom Bergsma Jim & Wilma Bergstra Tom & Wilma Bergstra Johan & Magda Beukes

T h an k you to Jan & Janny Bevaart Alan & Joanne Bezuyen Albert & Helen Bezuyen Karl & Grace Biel Rudy & Hennie Biel Louis & Effie Bierling Marvin & Margherita Bierling Garth & Margaret Bierma Gary & Helen Bierman Louis & Martha Bill Harm & Annie Bisschop Sean & Kirsten Blaine Gerrit & Ann Bloemendal Walter & Wilhelmina Blokker Leo & Alice Blydorp Allan & Marlene Bock Ysbrand & Grace Boekestyn Mel & Jenny Boelens Wes & Grace Boelens Robert & Keri Boer Warner & Betsy Boer Jack & Hilly Boers Eppe & Margaret Boersema Henny Boersma George & Luanne Bokma Sherry Bokma Philip & Anthoinette Bom William & Margaret Bom Elizabeth Bond Barend & Hennie Bonvanie Dorothy Boonstra Sid & Annette Boonstra Jack & Ankje Bootsma James & Margaret Bootsma Michael & Helena Bootsma Ted & Corrie Bootsma Geerte Booy M. Nancy Booy Marinus & Maria Booy John & Trudy Borg Henk & Gerda Borgdorff Ralph Bork Bruce Bos Cor & Catharina Bos Cor & Trudy Bos Gerry & Dorothy Bos Jannette Bos Janny Bos Ralph & Jacoba Bos Syma Bos Albert Bosma

Clarence W. Bosma Edward & Joanne Bosveld Martin & Lynn Bosveld M. Elaine Botha Jack & Sophie Botma Roy & Melissa Botma Audrey Bouma Ray & Clara Bouma Wilma Bouma Henk & Gail Bouwers Richard & Trix Bouwma Fred & Bernice Boven Gerrit & Nel Boven Grace Bowman Harry Bowman Ivan Bowman Dick & Betsy Braam Ryan & Hannah Braam Janelle Bramhill John & Peta Branderhorst Shawn & Linda Branton John Bremer John & Jane Breukelaar Fred & Sylvia Breukelman Anton & Marian Brink Hilda Brink Miner & Wilma Brink Anita M. Brinkman Edith Brinkman John & Annette Brinkman Jonathan P. Brinkman Shawn & Jennifer Brix Job & Diny Brobbel Klaas & Nellie Brobbel Harvey & Sita Broersma Ben & Wilma Bronsema Rangco & Maryse Bronsema Alan & Ann Brouwer Albert & Sandra Brouwer Andrew & Dorothy Brouwer Art & Marsha Brouwer Darren & Jessica Brouwer Eric & Brenda Brouwer Harry & Helen Brouwer Henry & Jane Brouwer James & Teny Brouwer John & Trudy Brouwer Peter & Jane Brouwer Robert & Betty Brouwer Allan & Leslie Brown Jacqueline Brown

George & Roze Bruins Fred & Marilyn Bruinsma Homer & Joan Bruinsma Ted Bruinsma Theo & Sandy Brunsting Audrey Brus Cornelius Bruulsema Dave & Jody Bruulsema George & Marilyn Buesink Ralph & Margaret Buffinga Kornelis & Christina Buikema Albert & Florence Buisman Karl & Nell Buisman Cornelius Buiter & Bernice HuininkBuiter Jerry & Shirley Bulthuis James & Yvonne Bultje Jeff & Jackie Bultje John & Joan Buma Nicolaas & Jane Buma Sam & Margaret Buma Toni Buma Anthony & Rena Burggraaf Len Burggraaff H. Lloyd & Karin Burghart Fred & Audrey Burghgraef August & Hendrika Buss Dina Bussink Rodney & Janet Butt Frank & Sandi Buwalda William & Margareth Buwalda John & Ria Buys Rita Bydevaate Dick & Hendrika Byl John & Catherine Byl Matthew & Tiffany Byl Tiffany Byl John & Agnes Bylsma Karen Bylsma Wybe & Jean Bylsma Colin C. Campbell John & Helen Cappon Marc & Jackie Cevey Jacques Charpentier Shiao Chong & Martha Schreiber Gary & Linda Chown Emily D. Clark Wayne & Ida Clark David & Peggy Clarke Clara Clements Leo Cnossen

Steve & Stephanie Collins William & Margaret Colyn Hugh & Judy Cook John & Sarah Cook Johan & Leslie Cooke John Cooper Justin & Jessie Cooper Sidney & Janice Cooper Egbert & Jean Couperus Peter W. Couperus Whit & Joyce Coward Ian & Rosine Cubitt Patsy Cullum Jim & Annette Curry Peter & Bernadette Curtis Allan & Mary Cuzen Maria G. Dam Rene & Ann Dam Taeke Dam John & Jennie Das Herman & Marlene Dasselaar Alezandre & Louisa Dauphin Calvin & Jan Davies Bruce & Christine de Boer Evert & Annette De Boer John & Nell de Boer Raymond & Tetcy De Boer Syd & Joanne de Boer Henry & Cobie De Bolster Len & Elaine De Bolster Marinus De Bonte Lambertus & Anna de Bruin Jan & Ann De Dreu Len & Marion De Goffau Arthur & Wilhelmina de Graaf Cornelia A. De Jong Fred & Bertha De Jong Patsy R. De Jong Scott & Patsy De Jong Stan & Corrie De Jong Bernard & Linda De Jonge Ewoud & Bea De Lange Abram & Cornelia De Mooy John & Alice De Pater Kevin & Jacqueline De Raaf Griet De Roo Ed & Nel De Rycke Sipke & Joyce de Schiffert Clarence & Ann De Vries Harry & Erna de Vries Jeannette De Vries

Tim & Jennifer de Vries Joe & Beth De Vries John & Joanne De Vries Chad & Lisa de Vries Henk De Zoete & Anna Kamminga-de Zoete Walter & Donna Dean Gerry Deboer Marinus & Hendrika DeBoer Michelle DeBoer Oscar & Alice DeBoer Simon & Leinie DeBoer Ted & Trix Deboer William & Anna DeBoer Peter & Anne DeBruyne John & Louise Deelstra Loreen Deelstra Pauline Deelstra Harry & Irene DeGeus Case & Ida DeGier Lawrence & Helen DeGraaf Arthur & Thea deGroot John & Cheryl Degroot Paul & Brenda DeGroot Arie & Jean DeHaan David & Cara DeHaan Lippe & Ena deHaan Steven & Claudia DeHaan Cornelis DeHooge Margaret Deinum Julius & JoAnne DeJager Ben DeJong Bill & Kim DeJong Diane DeJong Fred & Sandra DeJong Hans & Lucretia DeJong Jacqueline DeJong Johanna DeJong Johanna deJong Maaike deJong Berta Dekker Doug & Louise Dekker George & Fran Dekker Wilhelmina Dekker Isaac & Marie DeKlerk Jim & Nelly DeKlerk Jack & Mary DeKok Larry & Willy DeKoter Rodney & Marietta DeKoter Nelly Demik John & Ria Den Bak

to our d onor s David & Marian den Boer Wilma den Boer Ed & Willene Den Haan Arianne denBoer Pieter Denboer Peter & Sandra Dendekker Sid & Minnie Denekamp Eric & Toni DenOuden Peter Dent & Diane Dent Mike DePutter Colin & Amy DeRaaf Lawrence & Boukje DeRaaf Shawn M. DeRaaf & Alison Gresik Wytze & Georgina DeRoos John DeVos Andrea Devries Andrew & Hamy Devries Francis & Mary DeVries Harry & Joanne Devries Jack & Hilda DeVries Jane DeVries John & Alice DeVries John & Irma DeVries Mike & Eva DeVries Ray & Dietz DeVries Franklin & Theresa deWaard Ian & Tamara DeWaard Hank & Shirley Deweerd Margaret deWilde John & Janet deWinter Joe & Sandra Dibbits Peter & Jane Dibbits Tammy L. Dibbits Adrian & Attie Dieleman Bob & Marion Dieleman Sam & Gwenda Dieleman James & Ann Dieleman Sid & Cindy Dijkema Michael & Theresa Dimitrovski Ron & Ann Dirkse Janet Disselkoen Curtis & Corrina Doell Ernst & Anne-Marie Domet Gerrie & Helen Donker Ronald & Mary Lou Donkersloot Edward & Henny Donkersteeg Sid Doorenspleet Larry & Linda Doornbos Nick & Willie Doornbosch Herman & Josina Dooyeweerd Ray & Nancy Dostal

Mike Draaistra Albert & Alida Dreise Fred Dreise & Cecilia Valdebenito Egbert & Tina Drent Jenny Driesman Steven & Krista Driesman Paul & Johanna Droppert Henry & Piea Drost John & Joan Drost May Drost Nancy M. Drost Patricia Drost Peter Drost Ralph & Irene Drost Arthur & Gertie Dubbeldam Gerard & Ellie Duiker Martin & Grace Duimering Tony & Margaret Duivesteyn Hermina Dunnewold Bert & Ann Dykerman Nelly Dykhouse George Dykhuis Fred & Judy Dykman Gerrit & Gerdien Dykman Grace Dykman Alfred & Margaret Dykstra Anna G. Dykstra Bruce & Vicky Dykstra Clarence & Sya Dykstra Gay Dykstra Gerard & Leida Dykstra Gertrude Dykstra Helen Dykstra Klaas & Suzanne Dykstra Marten Dykstra Nick Dykstra Peter & Linda Dykstra Ren & Lenny Dykstra Sake & Tjaltje Dykstra Lou & Willy Dykxhoorn Arnie & Linda Dzelme Menno & Effie Eelkema Corrie Eerkes Ed & Evelyn Eggengoor Paul & Betty Ann Eidt Rudy & Janny Eikelboom Allard & Tryntje Eisen Jennie Eising Jan & Linda Eisses Warner & Grace Elema George & Margaret Elgersma

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John & Joyce Visser Murray Visser Sid & Ann Visser Trudy Vollenweider Jean Vollick Theo & Debbie Vonk Helen Vonsolkema Bob & Grace Voorberg Ron & Hilda Voorberg Tracy Voorberg Frances Voortman Harry & Anne Voortman John & Ellie Voortman William Voortman Kornelis Vording Ralph & Joanne Vording Arjan & Sheri Vos Jack Vos & Debbie VanLeusen Jerome & Kirsten Vos Paul & Dinie Vos Paul & Anna Vos Pete & Jane Vos Wilfred & Jenny-Lynn Vos Willem & Tineke Vos Betty Voskamp John & Janet Voskamp Peter Voskamp John & Debbie Vreken Margaret Vreken Adrian & Trudie Vreugdenhil Andrew Vreugdenhil & Karen L. Bisschop Frank & Doris Vreugdenhil Kees & Liz Vreugdenhil Jake & Minke Vriend John & Ada Vriend George & Winnifred Vroom Henry & Yolande Vroom Colin & Nicole Vyn Dick Vyn, Sr. Jamie & Elaine Vyn Harold & Ida Vyn Martin & Ingrid Vyn Peter & Mary Vyn Ralph & Joyce Vyn Michael & Shirley Wagner William & Regina Wagter Corrie Walhout Ruth-Ellen J. Wallace William J. Wallace Elbert & Dicky Walter

Emmy Walton Evert & Klaziena Wassink Gerrit & Patricia Wassink Harin & Shiranee Watson Heather Weber Doug & Brenda Weening Rita Weening Albert & Grace Weesjes Henry & Marian Weesjes Steven & Karen Werkema Melvin & Ann Werkman Albert Wesselink Rolph & Freda Wesselson Henry & Willa Westendorp Albert & Suzanna Westerhof Jacob & Ida Westerhof Ceus & Nelly Westerhoff Geraldine Westerik Ben & Melanie Westerveld Gus & Margaret Westra Tony & Jean Wever Len & Jane Weverink Victor & Ena Weverink Doris Whelpton Ian P. White & Brenda Brouwer-White Edythe Widdes John & Janet Wiebenga Keith & Ann Wielink Lourens & Auke Wierenga Wilma Wierenga Hilke & Alice Wieringa Henry & Gail Wiersema Bram & Coby Wiersma Elco & Ann Wiersma Joe & Hilda Wiersma John & Florence Wiersma John & Louise Wiersma Margaret Wiersma Timothy & Marleah Wiersma Richard & Gena Wiersma Rick & Suzanne Wiersma Sarah Wiersma David & Melissa Wikkerink Dick & Femmy Wikkerink Richard & Susan Wikkerink Jean Wilkinson Dale & Elizabeth Williams Richard & Cora Wilms Frederick Wind Dirk & Gerri Windhorst Arnold & Johanna Winter

Peter & Katie Winter Aukelina Witterholt Ike & Jennie Witteveen Stephen & Corine Witteveen Timothy & Teresa Wolfert Albert & Alice Wolters Gus & Irene Wolting Pieter & Trixie Wonder Rita Wong Donald & Aukje Wonnacott Clarence & Akkie Woudsma Jake Woudstra William & Gaye Wyma Bill & Marlene Wymenga Grace Wymenga Margaret J. Wymenga Wendy Wymenga Mike & Ann Wynands Rob & Rose Wynands George & Aafke Ypma Sidney & Brenda Ypma Siebe & Martha Ypma Peter & Barbara Yzerman Allan & Ann Zandberg Corrie Zandstra Peter & Elizabeth Zandstra Elly Zantingh John & Alida Zantingh Willy Zantingh Alida Zegerius Len & Dianne Zevenbergen Jim & Alice Zeyl Henry & Alice Zomer Richard & Harriet Zomer Andrew & Ingrid Zomerman Jack & Mynie Zondag Paula L. Zondag Henry & Cathy Zuidema Edward N. Zwart Fred & Lucy Zylstra John & Margaret Zylstra Teresa Zylstra Tom & Lina Zylstra

Fall Calendar September 23 – Jazz pianist David Braid One of Canada’s most gifted young pianists and composers in concert September 30 – Faculty Artists Concert (FREE) Redeemer’s music faculty perform a wide range of repertoire in this free performance November 4 – Sinfonia Concert Redeemer’s orchestral ensemble, featuring students and community musicians December 9&10 – The Messiah Seasonal masterpiece performed at Redeemer on December 9 and at at McNab Presbyterian Church in Hamilton on December 10

September 24 – Opening of artist Mary Abma’s show “In My Own Backyard” (runs to November 26). A multilayered exhibition exploring the botanical diversity that exists in a typical suburban yard in southwestern Ontario

Redeemer will be hosting readings by a number of Canadian poets. This year's line-up includes: September 29 – Steve McOrmond October 20 – Lorna Crozier November 24 – Richard Greene

The Poetry Series is sponsored by the Canada Council for the Arts in collaboration with the Hamilton Poetry Centre November 22-25 – Theatre Arts Department production of The Greatest Song and Ecclesiastes Based on the biblical texts, translated for the stage by Calvin Seerveld and directed by Tom Carson

For more information visit www.redeemer.ca/arts, contact our Box Office at 905.648.2139 x4211 or visit www.ticketwindow.ca for tickets.

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