Redeemer Alliance Church (The Christian and Missionary Alliance in Canada)
Redeemer Alliance Church is a Christian congregation affiliated with The Christian and Missionary Alliance in Canada (C&MA), a Protestant evangelical denomination. Established as part of the C&MA's network of churches, it operates as a registered nonprofit organization (Business Registration Number: 713552610RR0001) in Orléans, Ottawa.

History and Affiliation
Founded within the C&MA framework, Redeemer Alliance Church traces its theological roots to Rev. Albert Benjamin Simpson, who established the C&MA in 1887 with a focus on global missions and evangelism[2][3]. The C&MA in Canada expanded rapidly in the 20th century, emphasizing church planting and community outreach, with over 100,000 members nationwide as of recent estimates[4]. Redeemer Alliance Church aligns with the denomination’s core statement of faith, emphasizing Christ-centered worship, Spirit-led ministry, and local and international mission work[1].

Mission and Vision
The church describes itself as a "Christ-centered, Spirit-empowered, and mission-focused community" committed to sharing the teachings of Jesus Christ in Orléans and globally[1]. Its vision centers on fostering spiritual growth within the congregation while engaging in outreach to the surrounding community. Activities likely include worship services, discipleship programs, and partnerships with C&MA-led missions, consistent with the denomination’s historical emphasis on evangelism and social service[2][5].

Organizational Structure
As a C&MA-affiliated church, Redeemer Alliance Church operates under the denomination’s governance model, which includes adherence to shared doctrinal standards and collaboration with regional and national C&MA bodies. The C&MA in Canada administers a network of over 400 churches, with Redeemer Alliance Church representing one of its local congregations[3][4].

[1] https://www.redeemeralliance.ca/about [2] https://thealliancecanada.ca/page/998 [3] https://thealliancecanada.ca/updates/why-does-history-go-on-and-on-franklin-pyles [4] https://www.alliancechurch.ca/history-and-context/ [5] https://ambrose.edu/sites/default/files/cmactimeline_0.pdf