EPISODE · Feb 15, 2014 · 34 MIN
Eyesha Marable talks Praise Dance
from Tamika Hall Show · host Tamika Hall
Eyesha K. Marable holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Journalism and Spanish, a Master of Science Degree in Non-Profit Management and a Post-Graduate Certification in Organizational Development. This year, she celebrates 36 years in dance, 22 of which have been dedicated to the ministry of dance. For the church universal, she founded the National Liturgical Dance Network (NLDN) in 1998, which trains, supports and unifies dance ministers in 29 states, the Caribbean islands and five countries. She has choreographed a myriad of dances for churches and Christian and non-profit organizations throughout the country combining various dance styles including Modern, Ballet, and West African. She collaborates with dance associations, denominational leaders, ministerial alliances and non-profit organizations to coordinate choreographic, missions, and fundraising initiativesIn this interview Reverend Eyesha discusses: The moment she shifted from worldly professional dance to dancing for the Lord The scripture she stands on, John 1:1 Her unique ministry of focusing on The Word, Connecting with Leaders Worldwide The importance of studying for excellence Her Back to Basics Program Unifying in the World of Christ God as Her Boss :-) Merging the Secular with the Sacred Dealing with naysayers and/or negative actions from others Overcoming the Spirit of Competition by Unifying with other like-minded people National Liturgical Dance NetworkWorship Means:It's a heart issue. It's a response to His presence because of our relationship with Him.National Liturgical Dance Networkhttp://www.natldancenetwork.comEmail: [email protected] to Basics 10 Month Coursehttp://www.natldancenetwork.com/B2BONLINE.htmlGathering of the Levites Unity Movementhttp://www.gtlunitymovement.com/
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