Youth Easter 2011 - Part 4: The Dances

Continued from Part 3.

(This event actually takes place before Part 3, somewhere during the middle of Part 2. Because chronology isn't widely practiced. Yet.) Here you go the dancers! I call them the Red Shirt Dancers because they wear red shirts and they, erm, dance. The inspiration for the color code definitely did not come from a series of public protest/demonstration that recently happened at a neighboring country up north.

THE HIP HOP DANCE!

"Ding dong ding. Ding dong ding. Sila ambil perhatian. Para pemuda yang berpakaian baju merah, sila alihkan kamu semua ke pentas untuk menari. Terima kasih atas kerjasama anda. Ding dong ding. Ding dong ding."

The brightness that appears unravels a shape of a heart. That's LOVE y'all.

Vincent sometimes need help from his hand to enable his head to face the right side.

And heerrrre's Ashley Foo in action!

Mothersarah proving to you that she's very strong on the right arm.

Kerry: I'm kinda strong too!

And heeerrre's Jason Yap! A keyboardist in the morning, a boogie-master on Saturday nights.

Jillian smiling with her career defining movements. =)

Altogether now! This is how we'll wash your car windscreen! 1-2 left! 3-4 right!

Fellas! Tell me where is Jireh House?

And fellasssss! Tell me where is Caltex petrol station?

THE BALLET DANCE

Talents. There is plenty go around that the reserves are full until year 2030. If Hip Hop is too fast and furious for you, then we have the gentle and poetic Ballerinas. (issues with continuity again - this takes place on Sunday during service.)

 

 

 

Photo Credits:

Ang Chee Teong
Juneling Ng
Adrian Lai

Coming up: Part 5 (oh yes, there is more!)