april 6th, 2024  6:30pm

Deliver Us
Choreography: Molly Hoehne
Music Direction: Andrea Downard
Music: Deliver Us by Stephen Schwartz
Video: Film by Brett & Molly Hoehne, Actors: Select Theatre Troupe​
Performers: Select Theatre Troupe*** Keala Alberts, Natalie Brost, Rue Brown, Titus Cook, Owen Glynn, Benjamin Hansen, Parley Hansen, Ty Hansen, Jack Hardin, Melody Hardin, Chance Horvath, Polly Jessop, Abigail Jeter, Addison Kolbe, Alexandra Mahiquez, Matthew Levi Mawhinney, Celia McDerment, Cayden Myers, Sloan Norris, Timothy Penberthy, Ysabella Reed, Emily Schappert, Annie Schroeder, Carly Taylor, Courtney Thompson, Mikenna Yermak
Select Parent Performers: Christa and Wes Hardin, Max Penberthy, Deb Horvath, Desiree Mahiquez, Christina Reed, Theresa Alberts, Stacey Koble

Love is a Miracle
Choreography: Melissa Rummel
Music: Love is a Miracle by Maverick City Music ft. Bri Babineaux & Majesty Rose
Performer: Allison Feikema

Control
Choreography: Melissa Rummel
Music: Control by for KING AND COUNTRY
Performers: Ava Osborne, Chloe Weinkein

Cupid Variation from Don Quixote
Choreography: Julianna Ruane (inspired by the original Cupid Variation)
Music: Don Quixote: Act III Amour by Ludwig Minkus, Sofia National Opera Orchestra
Performer: Carlee Martel

Free
Choreography: Mary Allison Rennels
Music: Free by Limoblaze, Asha Elia & Tidez, feat. We Got Love Project
Performers: DaCo Sapphire** Taylor Anderson, Olivia Bedy, Norah Bellew, Giana DeJesus, Lily Duran, Elysa Havens, Andrea Juan, ReAnn Kolbe, Harper Longenberger, Jordyn Mccolley, Carissa McCoy, Kaylei Smith, Julia Spence

Rescue
Choreography: Gabrielle Mundy
Music: Rescue by Lauren Daigle
Performer: Reina Garnes

Hold On
Choreography: Melissa Rummel
Music: Hold On by Katy Nicole
Performer: Joy Valencia

Altar
Choreography: Jordan Leonard
Music: Altar by Tekoa, Rory Mckenna
Performers: Sophia Clauson, Abigail McNulty

Throne Room
Choreography: Jordan Leonard
Music: Throne Room by Kim Walker-Smith
Performer: Elysa Havens

A Place Called Earth
Choreography: Melissa Rummel
Rehearsal Direction: Mary Allison Rennels with assistance from Kayleigh Lollar & Allison Feikema
Music: A Place Called Earth by Jon Foreman, Lauren Daigle
Performers: DaCo Ruby** Laylah Camus, Lillian Chandler, Courtney Cripe, Emily Elliott, Reina Garnes, Maia Juan, Carlee Martel, Karmyn Ochs, Emma Rodman, Macey Stroud, Trinity Trezza, Joy Valencia, Chloe Weinkein
Note: This piece was originally choreographed on Level 5 dancers in the ‘21-‘22 season.

At the Cross
Choreography: Melissa Rummel
Music: You Are a Memory by Message to Bears
Performer: Kayleigh Lollar

How Far
Choreography: Gabrielle Mundy
Music: How Far by Tasha Layton
Performer: Emma Rodman

Hope Returns
Choreography: MaKayla Lane
Music: Hope Returns by Matthew West
Performers: Lillian Chandler, ReAnn Kolbe

Ceasefire
Choreography: Jordan Leonard
Music: Ceasefire by for KING & COUNTRY
Performer: Emily Elliott

Reclaiming the Rainbow
Choreography: Mary Allison Rennels in collaboration with the dancers
Music: The Color of Nothing by ford.
Performers: DaCo Emerald** Bella Brost, Sophia Clauson, Allison Feikema, Melody Hardin, Kayleigh Lollar, Abigail McNulty, Ashley Murnen, Lexi Murnen, Ava Osborne

INTERMISSION

I've Got Beginner's Luck
Choreography: Allison Feikema*
Small Excerpts of original choreography, by Christopher Wheeldon, were used from the broadway stage version of An American in Paris that opened in 2015.
Music: I've Got Beginner's Luck by Robert Fairchild
Performers: Sophia Clauson, Allison Feikema, Kayleigh Lollar, Abigail McNulty, Ashley Murnen

Unstoppable
Choreography: Jordan Leonard
Music: Unstoppable (Do it Again) - Global Remix by Angie Rose, Limoblaze, and Wande
Performer: Karmyn Ochs

Take it All Back
Choreography: Melissa Rummel
Music: Take it All Back by Tauren Wells, We the Kingdom, Davies
Performers: Laylah Camus, Courtney Cripe

Un-Break the Broken
Choreography: Melissa Rummel
Music: Train Wreck by James Arthur
Performer: Carlee Martel

A Sound Mind
Choreography: Mary Allison Rennels
Music: Sound Mind by Melissa Helser
Performers: DaCo Sapphire** Taylor Anderson, Olivia Bedy, Norah Bellew, Giana DeJesus, Lily Duran, Elysa Havens, Andrea Juan, ReAnn Kolbe, Harper Longenberger, Jordyn Mccolley, Carissa McCoy, Kaylei Smith, Julia Spence

Raymonda Variation
Coached by: Julianna Ruane
​Original Choreography by: Marius Petipa
Music: Raymonda Act 1 - Variation 3 by Alexander Glazuov, Kivov Orchestra
Performer: Abigail McNulty

LION
Choreography: Jordan Leonard
Music: LION by Elevation Worship, Chris Brown, Brandon Lake
Performer: Chloe Weinkein

Tell Me the Truth
Choreography: Melissa Rummel
Music: Tell Me the Truth by Abby Robertson
Performers: Giana DeJesus, Julia Spence

Don't Believe Them
Choreography: Gabrielle Mundy
Music: Don't Believe Them by Lauren Daigle
Performer: Harper Longenberger

Conviction
Choreography: Mary Allison Rennels in collaboration with the dancers
Music: The Palm Sunday Tornado Hits Crystal Lake by Sufjan Stevens, Though None Go by Jet Trouble
Performers: DaCo Ruby** Laylah Camus, Lillian Chandler, Courtney Cripe, Emily Elliott, Reina Garnes, Maia Juan, Carlee Martel, Karmyn Ochs, Emma Rodman, Macey Stroud, Trinity Trezza, Joy Valencia, Chloe Weinkein

Swan Lake Variation
Coached by: Julianna Ruane
Original Choreography by: Julius (Wentzel) Reisinger
Music: The Swan Lake Act 1: scene 1. Pas de trios - Variation 3 by Pyotre Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Performer: Kayleigh Lollar

Father's House
Choreography: MaKayla Lane
Music: The Father's House by Cory Asbury
Performer: Kaylei Smith

Keep On Hoping
Choreography: Melissa Rummel
Music: Keep On Hoping by Riley Clemmons
Performers: Maia Juan, Joy Valencia

Reconciliation
Choreography: Mary Allison Rennels in collaboration with the dancers
Music: Recomposed by Max Richter: Vivaldi, The Four Seasons: Spring 1 & Winter 2 – 2012 by Max Richter, Daniel Hope, Konzerthaus Kammerorchester Berlin
Performers: DaCo Emerald** Bella Brost, Sophia Clauson, Allison Feikema, Melody Hardin, Kayleigh Lollar, Abigail McNulty, Ashley Murnen, Lexi Murnen, Ava Osborne

For Landen (Buddy)
Choreography: Mary Allison Rennels
Music: Psalm 91 by Jonathan Ogden
Video: St. Pete Bridge filmed by Amanda Chandler, Voiceover by Lillian Chandler
Performer: Lillian Chandler

Hatmada
Choreography: Melissa Rummel
Music: The Evening Fog by Twelve Titans Music, Voiceover by Emily Elliot & Karmyn Ochs
Performers: Emily Elliott, Karmyn Ochs

What a Beautiful Name
Choreography: Melissa Rummel
Music: What a Beautiful Name - Orchestral Selah by Hillsong Worship
Performer: Sophia Clauson

Joy in the Mourning
Choreography: Mary Allison Rennels
Music: Joy in the Morning by Tauren Wells, Elevation Worship
Performers: DaCo Diamond** (All Companies) Taylor Anderson, Olivia Bedy, Norah Bellew, Bella Brost, Laylah Camus, Lillian Chandler, Sophia Clauson, Courtney Cripe, Giana DeJesus, Lily Duran, Emily Elliott, Allison Feikema, Reina Garnes, Melody Hardin, Elysa Havens, Andrea Juan, Maia Juan, ReAnn Kolbe, Kayleigh Lollar, Harper Longenberger, Carlee Martel, Jordyn Mccolley, Carissa McCoy, Abigail McNulty, Ashley Murnen, Lexi Murnen, Karmyn Ochs, Ava Osborne, Emma Rodman, Kaylei Smith, Julia Spence, Macey Stroud, Trinity Trezza, Joy Valencia, Chloe Weinkein

Choreographers Note: This piece was inspired by and dedicated to Jenny McKindles, for her steadfast faithfulness to God during her darkest season, and for the joy that she spreads everywhere she goes.

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The Heart of the matter videos

Film: Molly Hoehne & Integrated Media Productions
Script: Danielle DeJesus
Visual Artist: Rachel Marks
Dancers: Eden Duran, Olivia Bedy, Taylor Anderson, Joy Valencia, Allison Feikema, Ashley Murnen
Voiceover: Danielle DeJesus & Jenny McKindles

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senior projects*

DaCo seniors receive the opportunity to have their own choreography produced in our show, choosing from creating a group or solo piece. While utilizing their own creative voices and working independently, they receive mentorship and feedback throughout their choreographic process. 

wfa dance company (daco)**

The mission of WFA Dance Company is to provide a safe, Godly environment of concentrated training and development for young artists while glorifying God in the process; with excellence and hard work.

​Our purpose is to provide a progressive, advanced track for dancers to train in multiple styles. Our goal is to create an opportunity for dancers to flourish in their giftings and passion, grow in their technique, form a community, learn more about God and give back to their community through ministry opportunities.

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select theatre troupe***

The vision and purpose of Select is to empower artists in a safe place to find creative freedom and confidently live out their God-given purpose. Our hope is that every artist will discover and operate in their unique artistry.

We are passionate about leading and teaching in the arts on christ-centered beliefs. Our mission is to bridge the gap between the creative arts and everyday life by giving tools to students to use their creative skills in their personal environment in and out of the classroom. We seek to build belonging and connection in our programs so that our students are valued for their individual artistry and empowered to pursue personal growth through technique training in theatre, music, and dance.

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A SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR WFA DANCE DIRECTOR, MARY RENNELS, FOR HER OVERSIGHT AND LEADERSHIP.

​WE ALSO THANK ALL OF OUR WFA PARENTS, FAMILIES, AND VOLUNTEERS FOR YOUR SUPPORT, LOYALTY AND DEDICATION TO THE MINISTRY OF WFA.

wfa summer 2024

join us for church on sunday: 
9am & 10:55am 

The music we play creates an environment to connect your heart to God and others. We’ll sing new songs from churches around the world and centuries-old hymns. We make music to please God and to build others up. Colossians 3:16 says, “Sing psalms and hymns and spiritual songs to God with thankful hearts.” For us, that’s what making music is all about. Our songs are a celebration of who God is and what He is doing in the Church.

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