The Narrative Imagination: Resourcing Reception Pneumatology
byIn this post I want to suggest Pentecostal/Charismatic spiritualities find ways of keeping the narrative imagination at play in worship and theology by embodying…
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Dance and Christianity
byDavid Brown has written, ‘Dance’s continuing engagement with the divine stands as a silent reprimand to the Church for so arbitrarily narrowing its own…
Review: Breaking Old Rhythms
byAmena Brown, Breaking Old Rhythms: Answering the Call of a Creative God, Intervarsity Press, 2013, 144. pps., $10 / £6.30. “We are God’s poetry….
Dance, Transcendence and Moments of Recovery
byWhen I moved to California about three years ago, I could hear neither myself nor God. Just two weeks prior, my husband and I…
Dancing Graciously: An Interview with Miriam Ernest
byEditor’s Note: Miriam Ernest is a dancer based in New York City and Washington, D.C. Miriam has trained and performed at the Grand Rapids Ballet…
“Lovely in Limbs”: What a Tap Dancer Taught Me about Obedience
byI am often bothered by the word “submission.” This can be in reference to human beings’ relation to God, ecclesial leadership, and even, the…
On the Appreciation of Dance and Choreography
byMany times in conversation, having described the marvelous sophistication of thought that goes into dancing and choreography, if I do not receive a blank…