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Jay plunged into Lake Ontario at 10am this morning. By noon he was maintaining 3.2km/h. Follow progress: http://swim4aspergers.wordpress.com/2008/07/28/today-is-the-big-day/

this week we picnic in Skeleton Park after the service. bring along your picnic food to share and portable kitchen sink etcetera. our goal is to create no garbage, so go for reusable flatware and cutlery! UPDATE: next now starts at 10ish.

Dave and Esther will be rolling through town to share what they’ve been doing in Honduras.
There will be fair-trade coffee to buy and sample. If you’re available to make some desserts for the evening, email info at nextchurch dot com
This Wednesday June 20, 7 p.m., in the Lovenasium.

Eves, the women of Next, will get together for an afternoon tea at Anne Fisher’s house, from on Saturday May 19th, 2-5 pm. Brenda Wyndatt will share. RSVP with Anne.

We are looking to have a good time on Feb 14th. We are looking for people to bring some finger foods and desserts. Contact the office to sign up. Everyone is welcome, and that means everyone!

Spiritually and Development: perspectives of African experiences
Illustrated talk and discussion led by Debra Fieguth and Ian Ritchie.
Click here for more information

(recorded lecture by Andrew Wall given at Regent College, Vancouver, June 2005); discussion of key issues of globalization.
Part of the “Christians and Globalization” course offered by the Invisible College. More information by clicking here.

Globalization seems to be an unavoidable fact of contemporary life but how do Christians engage with the globalizing world? Are we globals, locals, or both? Are we pro- or anti-globalization? This course aims to place globalization trends within a Christian framework to see how Christianity influnces globalization and vice-versa. The aim is to obtain a [...]

This Saturday November 12th from 8am-10am here at Next in the Lovenasium. For more information please call the Church office at 542-8777.