Dance is more than movement. It is a language that communicates history, culture, faith, and the expressions of the human heart.
 
In The Language of Dance, Kimberly Brown-Phillips explores the historical, biblical, artistic, and spiritual foundations of dance. This revised and expanded textbook examines dance theory, classical and modern dance history, cultural influences, authenticity, and the role of movement in worship and ministry.
 
Grounded in the author's teaching, “To watch me dance is to watch my heart in motion,” this textbook challenges liturgical dancers to move beyond choreography, deepen their understanding of artistic expression, and embrace the importance of spiritual maturity, excellence, and surrender.
 
An essential educational resource for liturgical dancers, choreographers, ministry leaders, and worship arts students seeking to understand not only how we dance, but why we dance.