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in one week … cats, rap and ascots!
Join us for our 3rd annual mash-up dance party, Friday, February 27 – 6:30pm. Costumed and creative, an evening of free family friendly fun!
No cost. All welcome.
Ramshackle Redemption – LISTEN TODAY
EVENING OF SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1ST, 2015: Come celebrate the release of Ramshackle Redemption Vol. 1, the new recording from the Next Church band, made possible with the love and support of the community and in celebration of our gracious loving God.
Pay what you can, suggested donation $5 to $10 sliding scale – though some of you will get in for free as a perk for donating through IndieGoGo!
Mobius (feat. Paul Butler) will be playing an opening set, followed by the Next Band playing songs from the record along with Joel Williams – the guy who brought the whole thing together with his recording/engineering skillz. Other specials guests TBA.
The Year in Review
Next Church had a “Year in Review” service last Sunday, Dec 28th, where several folks shared some of the the ways in which they felt God at work in their lives and in the world particularly this year. Some also talked about the impact of community and how our Sunday gatherings have been instrumental in keeping their faith journey alive. If you would like a copy of the recording, please contact infonextchurch@gmail.com.
Maranatha: Come Lord Jesus
In joyful expectation
of his coming we pray to Jesus
Maranatha: Come Lord Jesus
Come to the world as King to the nations
Break into our lives
Where we wage war against the Empires
and Kingdoms of this world
Maranatha: Come Lord Jesus
Come into our suffering as Savior and Comforter
Break into our lives
Where we languish in sickness and sorrow
Maranatha: Come Lord Jesus
Come to our conflict as Prince of Peace
Break into our lives
Where we sorrow with quarrel and strife
Maranatha: Come Lord Jesus
Come to our families, as Heavenly Father
and Holy Brother
Break into our lives
Where we wrestle with relationships, broken and ragged
Maranatha: Come Lord Jesus
We are a people waiting in darkness
Lord, let there be light!
We are a people waiting in the shadow of death
Lord, let there be light!
We are a people waiting,
Lord, let there be light!
Lord, bring in your Kingdom with justice and mercy
Bind up the broken hearted
Restore the sick
And raise up all who have fallen
that the light of God’s coming
may break forth upon us
Maranatha: Come Lord Jesus
Let there be light
ramshackle redemption: a Nexty recording project
We’re working on a new album of the music of Next, and we’d love your help to get it off the ground… We’ve launched an IndieGoGo campaign to raise funds. Check it out for perks and support levels if you’d like to be involved – or just spread the word by sharing the campaign via social media, etc. Pre-purchase the recording now, tickets to the release party, or sign up for high fives for life…
If you want to hear music from the band currently, we’ve got a bunch of rough tracks streaming on SoundCloud – but these new recordings are going to sound way better once they’re done!
ash & bloom
We are looking forward to an all ages night of music at nextChurch with Ash and Bloom at the nightlight Benefit concert on Friday, July 18th at 7:30pm.
Fifty percent of the $10 ticket price will be donated directly to nightlight, so grab a friend or 3 and get your tickets early, you won’t want to miss out! Tickets available at nightlight as well as several church locations and by email. Spread the word!
in the guestroom
Lee Casement comes back with In the Guestroom Part 3: Redemption in disguise. Come to the CD release next Friday, March 28th, 7:30pm at Next Church (89 Colborne Street).
This is a “pay what you can” event. Get the word out!
join us this evening!
Come for a carol-filled and hot-chocolatey CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICE THIS EVENING.
6pm @ 89 colborne st.
It will be COZY… like family!
Tim Eriksen returns to next
On Friday, December 6th, Tim Eriksen returns to Kingston, this time with the Trio de Pumpkintown, for evening of Christmas music as intimate as the home hearth and as clear as a winter’s night, bringing a fresh acoustic sound to seasonal standards and sing-along classics as well as rarely heard but stunning songs from the shape-note music repertoire and other early American sources.