2025 was such an extraordinary year in ministry. I transitioned from working a traditional 9–5 to stepping fully into my role as a dance ministry leader, teacher, and mentor at the Church of God of the Nazarene. This year stretched me, shaped me, and refined me in ways I didn’t expect. Here are 10 lessons that deeply impacted my walk with God and my experience in ministry this year. 1. Having a calling does not eliminate chances of burnout After receiving confirmation upon co

There’s a version of leadership people see and then there’s the version God calls us to live. The public version is neat, full of smiles and finished products. But the private version of leadership is often slow, and sometimes… even lonely. This week, I shared behind-the-scenes clips from our Dance Ministry Movie Night. It was our first ministry family day and I looked forward to starting something new and excited in my church home. There were PJ’s, the mugs of coffee and kid

Last year, at my first Dance to Deliver Conference with D.E.W Ministries, I danced in worship in the furthest corner of a room full of dancers unaware that I was being recorded. Recently, I was led to share the video and I posted the short minute clip online. To me it was a simple moment of movement, vulnerability and surrender. The kind of moment that doesn’t come from choreography or performance, but from a place where words aren’t enough. What I didn’t expect was this comm

Before every dance ministration, there is spiritual preparation. Interestingly, dance may seem like it requires only the body, but through my journey in dance ministry, I’ve learned that dancing is profoundly spiritual. Even those outside of Christ use their bodies to offer sacrifices to whatever god or entity they believe in. The use of dance and movement in spiritual rituals is not unheard of, but what does that mean for the body of Christ today? For many of us, the call to

A Day in My Life: Living on Purpose, Serving in Faith, and Building Something With God If you follow me on TikTok, you’ve watched this journey in real time, my routines, my ministry work, the ups and downs of trying to walk out what God told me to do. But yesterday at 8 PM, I finally posted a “day in my life” video on Instagram. And I heard all of your questions. “Wait… so you’re really in full-time ministry?” “What does that even look like?” “How are you doing all of this?”

This week, I’m reflecting on the beauty of ministry through movement, how dance becomes prayer when we surrender it to God. As my team and I prepare for the Dance to Deliver Conference, we’re entering a week of consecration, growth, and stillness. Between revivals, rehearsals, and reflection, I’m reminded that true worship isn’t just in motion, it’s in the heart behind every step. Full video of "Deep Experience Chant" on YouTube It’s been a while since I last laid down some w

When I was just a youth myself, probably around 13 years old, I was already carrying out the work of dance ministry. I was still in middle school, learning what I could from my dance classes and reteaching it to the children I saw once a week at church. I watched so many dance shows and recital videos on YouTube back then. Looking back now, I have to say my first generation of students had a very different teacher than the one I’ve become today. Though I had already accepted

Chak rèv kòmanse ak yon grenn. Pou mwen, li te kòmanse ak yon chay nan kè mwen. Grenn mwen an se te yon dezi pwofon pou m wè timoun nan kominote nou yo dekouvri talan Bondye mete ladan yo atravè atizay, mizik, ak dans. Mwen pa t vle li sou pèfòmans. Mwen te vle li sou viv Pawòl Bondye a epi ede fanmi yo wè bèlte ak kreyativite Bondye mete nan chak timoun. Mwen se dezyèm nan senk pitit. Pifò nan anfans nou, pa t gen anpil plas pou enterè pèsonèl. Li pa t fasil pou fanmi an. Se

Every dream starts with a seed. For me, it began with a burden. My seed was a longing to see children in our communities discover their God-given gifts through art, music, and dance. I didn’t want it to be about fame or performance. I wanted it to be about purpose, about living out the Word of God and helping families see the beauty and creativity He placed inside each of their children. I was raised the second of five children. Most of our childhood, there wasn’t much room f

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