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

Raising my goddaughter has been one of the most humbling experiences of my life. Since she was just one year old, I was assigned the role...