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Dance, Movement, And Posture In Worship

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Chapters & Articles in Dance, Movement, And Posture In Worship (9)

Entry 1
A Brief History Of Dance In Worship

Christian dance has persisted throughout the history of the church, despite many official decrees against it. Chris…

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Entry 2
A Case For Dance In Worship

The church's uneasiness about including dance in worship stems, in part, from the dualism that equates the body wit…

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Entry 3
Integrating Dance In The Liturgy

This article offers a rationale for incorporating dance in worship as well as guidance for understanding the purpos…

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Entry 4
Categorizing The Movements Of Worship

Since movement is a normal part of life it has to be a part of worship forever. However, highlighting or emphasizin…

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Entry 5
The Posture Of Kneeling For Prayer

In addition to formal dance, the postures taken for the various acts of worship are an important aspect of movement…

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Entry 6
Folk Dance In Worship

Folk dances express the ethos of a culture in much the same way that music and poetry do. Shared cultural sentiment…

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Entry 7
Introducing Dance In The Local Church

This article gives practical guidance for introducing movement into congregational worship for the first time. Co…

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Entry 8
Dances For The Seasons Of The Christian Year

The seasons and feasts of the church year offer numerous possibilities for congregational movement and choreographe…

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Entry 9
Five Types Of Dance In Worship

Below are five different types of supportive dance that can be used in worship. They are not to be seen as performa…

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