Restoring hope, renewing spirits, reviving souls
through dance
Dance the Word: Healing Grief and Trauma Through Liturgical Dance is now available!!
I’m thrilled to announce the release of my newest book: Dance the Word: Healing Grief and Trauma Through Liturgical Dance
Available today, this powerful resource explores how liturgical dance can bring hope, restoration, and healing in the midst of grief and trauma.
I have an amazing deal to share with you!
Website Offers:
Dance the Word: A Handbook for Liturgical Dance Ministries - $30
Dance the Word Scarf - $20
These offers are available exclusively through the website while supplies last. Act fast!
liturgical dance therapy and ministerial dance
“I will rebuild you, my virgin Israel. You will again be happy and dance merrily with your tambourines.” (Jeremiah 31:4 NLT)
Dance The Word!
RESTORING HOPE, RENEWING SPIRITS, REVIVING SOULS THROUGH DANCE
DANCE THE WORD: Restoring Hope: We use dance as a vehicle of healing to restore hope to those dealing with symptoms of depression, anxiety, spiritual distress, spiritual drought and grief. Through these liturgical dance therapies we offer a means to experience the healing powers of God through dance.
DANCE THE WORD: Renew Spirits: We reach out beyond the walls of the church and past denominational boundaries to minister to all of God’s children through movement. Through dance and the freedom of the Holy Spirit, we Dance the Word to speak life to the lost, restoration to the broken, and deliverance to those without hope.
DANCE THE WORD: Reviving Souls: We preach the gospel of Jesus Christ who lives in our every movement and breath by dancing the Word and creating a visual dimension that brings the scriptures to life. As we Dance the Word, the Word of God is preached and the congregation is free to experience the sermon through the testimony of the movement.
Restoring hope, renewing spirits, reviving souls through dance.
Young women will dance and be happy, young men and old men will join in. I’ll convert their weeping into laughter, lavishing comfort, invading their grief with joy. (Jeremiah 31:13, MSG).
Rev Rita