I agree with Deirdre; I have danced to "Seasons" and walked out as the song fades. The key is to follow the music & continue ministering as you exit. Leave the congregation in an atmosphere of worship. There are times my group has danced to a song that has a defined ending ("Lord, You're Holy, "Me Again") and the musicians pick up where the soundtrack left off, so we continue to praise. Just flow freely. Now, I am preparing "Thank You/I Won't Complain" by Fred Hammond. It's a doozie...the ending is abrupt & unexpected. Pray for us! cj
: I too danced to Seasons and walked out at the end. It was exaggerated steps to show I'm walking into my season and encouraged the congregation to walk in theirs.
: Sometimes you can just end in pure worship, sometimes you can minister to a specific person, or kneel at the altar.
: Don't pass up a song that really ministers to you because the ending is awkward. The Lord will work it out.
: Peace & Blessings,
: Deirdre
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: : Hey Everyone,
: : I have a question. How do you suggest ending praise dances to songs that fade out? Like for example, ya'll danced to "Seasons" a song that doesn't end, but the volume fades out. As the leader of my PD group, I've noticed that we've stayed away from songs like that. We always pick songs that have an ending.
: : I talked to another praise dancer and she said we should walk out, but I don't know about that.
: : Anyone has suggestions?