What is the difference between praise dance & mime ministry?
Are there Scriptures to support mime ministry? Mime is the expression of a thought or idea through gestures and expressions; bringing an abstract intangible concept to life. Therefore, mime ministry is simply using the art of mime to minister (serve God’s people). For a history on the origins of Mime and its place in today’s church, check out Mime Ministry by Susan Toomey Praise Dance (also sometimes called liturgical dance or worship dance) is a generic term adopted to define dancing before the Lord. Psalms 149:3 says Let them praise HIS name in the dance! Dance is defined as moving rhythmically usually to music, using prescribed or improvised steps and gestures. Based on this definition, it is my understanding that when we dance (move) before the Lord with the desire to praise, worship celebrate HIM, we are generically speaking, “praise dancing.” The type of art form you use to express yourself may be Mime, Ballet, Modern, Contemporary, African, etc. There are no Scriptures that expl
