Day one a compliment dance ministry when the Holy Spirit tells you to and bring inspiration, creativity and full swing to the church to which you belong. Claim with the direction at your church approximately your view and present them examples of other ministries and the outcome of adding dance. Capture dedicated individuals with anointing and a basic comprehension to shift. Celebrate prophetic and compliment dance lessons for at liberty to receive and tribe involved and branch out your ministry crew.
Instructions
Starting a Praise Dance Ministry
1. Pray antecedent approximately the timing and details of starting the ministry before doing anything else. Many ideas birthed of the Holy Spirit desire you to press in for amassed clue. Pray approximately when to begin it and provided it should be a private endeavour before enchanting it to the church leaf. Pray about who to near first and ask for open hearts and minds. This is especially important regardless of the creativity and love of the arts present in your church. Try Psalm 149:3, Ecclesiastes 3:1-4 and 1 Samuel 18:6-7 for starters. Show videos or read testimonies of other ministries' success of adding dance to corporate meetings and the outcome.3.
Get direction on who to talk to and save yourself time and heartache.2. Approach church leadership about incorporating praise dancers into either a specific service each week or allowing dancers to be backstage during worship at any service and come out as the Spirit guides. If dance is not a normal expression at your church, prepare verses from the Bible that show dance as a normal expression of praise and worship.
Once approved, plan for and announce a dance class to see who is interested in being a part of the ministry. Rather than just teaching dance, teach the dancers listen to the Holy Spirit and move as he instructs. Ask the most anointed dancers, regardless of technique or style, to be a part of the dance team. Keep holding classes for those interested and on the dance ministry team to encourage the art to flourish.
