About Us
For over 20 years, our desire has been to see dancers worship Jesus and experience more of His presence. We are committed to modesty in our attire and maintaining a heart of worship. Our classes include time spent in ballet technique, choreography, and devotions.
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Ballet Technique is taught to all dancers, skill-level appropriate. Throughout the season, dancers learn proper Barre and Center Floor technique.
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To become an effective dancer, it is essential to develop strength and flexibility. These exercises help develop the dancers' stamina as well as prevent frequent injury.
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We believe that worship is a response to our relationship with God. Each of our dance teams spend dedicated time each week in Bible study, Scripture memory, and prayer. Our heart is to see our dancers know Christ more as a result of their weekly interaction with Living Grace Dance.
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Our goal is to see dancers use the art of dance as a way to communicate the Gospel to those around them. Central to our mission, dancers learn how to use technique and choreography to minister to their churches, schools, and more.
Our Purpose
“Do not let any part of your body become an instrument of evil to serve sin. Instead, give yourselves completely to God, For you were dead, but now you have new life. So use your whole body as an instrument to do what is right For the glory of God. Sin is no longer your master, for you no longer live under the requirements of the law. Instead, you live under the freedom of God’s grace.”
ROMANS 6:13-14
Our Team
Cady Johnson
Director
Britnee Nahrwold
Studio Director
Kim Hood
Garment Director
Emma Hood
Instructor
Michaela Gruber
Instructor
MacKenzie Gruber
Instructor
Maci Fliehman
Technique
Justine Moore
Technique
“I love the opportunity getting to serve alongside our team of teachers. One of my favorite things is the fact that they care more about the hearts of our students and their relationship with Christ developing, above their dance ability. While we desire to train excellent dancers, we ultimately want each of our students to have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.”