I chose this dance for our Feature Dance of the Week because there is nothing more exciting to me than seeing the next generation carrying the torch of all that we stand for.
The jazz / hip-hop genre is an awesome way to praise! However, it is a difficult task to keep costumes and movements pure in this style of dance. That is why, at Grace, we have chosen to teach Praise Jam instead. Based on Jazz steps, Praise Jam uses upbeat music that is free and worshipful without worldly movements that draw attention away from the Lord. Hard to do! But these two mastered this form of expression with purity, excellence and worshipful hearts - - - they are a dynamic duo and I am so happy to have them represent our ministry this year at Delevan Elementary's Arts Day as well!
Ashley and Aidan - we could not be more proud of you.
The jazz / hip-hop genre is an awesome way to praise! However, it is a difficult task to keep costumes and movements pure in this style of dance. That is why, at Grace, we have chosen to teach Praise Jam instead. Based on Jazz steps, Praise Jam uses upbeat music that is free and worshipful without worldly movements that draw attention away from the Lord. Hard to do! But these two mastered this form of expression with purity, excellence and worshipful hearts - - - they are a dynamic duo and I am so happy to have them represent our ministry this year at Delevan Elementary's Arts Day as well!
Ashley and Aidan - we could not be more proud of you.
Feature DANCE OF THE WEEK: Made to Love ~ Duet by Ashley and Aidan Ameis (self-choreographed, and presented with excellence!)
Posted by Grace Worship Arts, Inc. on Wednesday, June 10, 2015
