On the Streets of Babylon: Dance Lessons Offered

Babylon is fallen, is fallen,..

Come out of her, my people,
Revelation 14:8/18:4

There seems to be  "Dance Lessons" Ruling the Streets of Babylon...

 

"Bethel Church’s finances,....This juggernaut is only growing and expanding in influence.

Yet through the course of our investigation, we learned that the church made nearly $14 million dollars from the school tuition and fees for various endeavors (Bethel School of Supernatural Ministry, WorshipU) but one institution caught our eye that we had never heard of before: the Bethel Conservatory of the Arts.

According to the website:

“Bethel Conservatory of the Arts exists to train and equip professional artists–creative revivalists who release God’s Kingdom through story, movement, and emotion. Through our Spirit-filled teachers, curriculum, and environment, we will equip a generation of bold and strong storytellers who partner with the Presence as they train and perform.”

All the faculty attends Bethel Church and the school offers a few programs, with the corresponding tuition.

The acting class is a three-year program that “focuses on establishing healthy mindsets and sustainable internal ecosystems to aid students in navigating the entertainment industry” and runs $80,000 for all three years. According to the program summary:

“At BCA, actors achieve excellence in their craft and technique as they partner with the Holy Spirit to perform confidently from identity. Our faculty provides space for students to partner with the Spirit through traditional and experimental acting techniques like the Dream Circle, a defined area to explore craft without fear of judgment or failure. As we train our students to perform in boldness and truth, God is raising up a generation of actors who will release His Kingdom to the world.”

If that’s not your style, you can take dance at Bethel Church, whereby:

“Our focus is to develop the true heart of an artist by giving space to explore, dream, and discover. BCA Dance is designed to fully immerse the student into a creative atmosphere that trains them physically, mentally, and spiritually through the artistic expression of dance.” P&P