january 31
a wednesday eve, 7:15pm
Kingston Brew Pub
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a small group with writing at its core and fun at its middle. for budding writers and struggling lefters as well. location and results may vary. bring your own pad and pen. this inaugaral week we’ll be at the Kingston Brew Pub, 34 Clarence Street.
some thoughts are in the [...]

Sunday Feb 4
1:00ish till the wee hours of the afternoon.
At 65 Rustle St.
The first of a home-and-home series between churches next and rustle. soup and buns followed by the best ball hockey this side of Philadelphia. rosters must include men, women and kidlets - scruffy ball-stealing mongrels most unwelcome. wear your away jerseys and bring [...]

good folks of next,
When I get to thinking about our Sunday morning gatherings in the fine month of December, I have a real desire re-engage Christmas as a theme. Last year we did very little in our Sunday services – this year we’d like to do more. A word I think about is ‘redeem’… to [...]

For the women of next/rustle
7:00pm, Friday December 1st
At the home of one Anne Fisher

Here’s what’s going on in the month of December…
Eve Session – Dec 1 (Friday)
Women of next (& Rustle of course) don’t forget you are invited to an evening of good food, fun and more. A candlelight supper to be served at 7 p.m., and Brenda Melles will share her story. We may also get to [...]

just in case any birds were wondering, the blazing falcons event for saturday november 25 has been bumped into the new year. sorry about the inconvenience.

Charles Spurgeon (1834-92) was England’s best-known preacher for most of the second half of the nineteenth century. By the time of his death in 1892, he had preached almost thirty-six hundred sermons and published forty-nine volumes of commentaries, sayings, anecdotes, illustrations, and devotions. Here’s a sample that arrived in my inbox.
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“Avoid foolish questions.”
Titus 3:9
Our [...]

It is with great pleasure that Next Church introduces “Frigidaire”,
a collective work of children’s artwork.
We all grew up with noodles and glue art hanging proudly from kitchen appliances. Come out, bring your moms, and see some more.
Next has been proud to sponsor and showcase local artists in their space and wish to invite the public [...]

over the summer the kids of next went into a creative frenzy - photography, clay and lego sculpture, fridge door graffiti, and the like. their work, along with pieces from other young artists in the community, are on display at next for the next month or so. an open house is to take place sunday, [...]

Born in Ottawa and raised on a farm in the Ottawa Valley, Fred Brogan Joined the Military at age 18. Fred was an active volunteer throughout his 20 year military career starting a wolf cub pack in Heidleburg Germany, serving various positions on the Military Chaple Committee and Past President of the Royal Canadian Regiment association (Kingston Chapter). Fred Retired from the military in 1995 to enter into financial services. Fred is married to Janet and recently they celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary.