D.O.G.-Power Limited

ABOUT US:
D.O.G.-Power was established in 2000 by a group of Christian university students. We mainly focused on different worship and mission ministries through dancing. We have held several Annual Performances and "Dance the Good News" events over the years. In 2009, we officially registered as a charity organization, starting to serve outside campuses. Although our team members are from different churches and are good at different dance styles, we are connected through Christ and we serve together through dancing. Therefore, we have become an independent cross-branches Christian ministry organization. We touch souls and spread the Gospel in churches, schools, and evangelistic meetings through our dances. In recent years, we have started to cooperate with some other Christian service organizations to participate in social services in order to put our Faith in Christ in practice.

MISSION:
With God’s commands as core values, D.O.G.-Power (Dancers of God) aims to spread the love and hope from God’s kingdom to people through dancing and encourage them to uphold their missions to serve the community wisely and deepen their walk with God.

What We Do:

1. DANCE WORSHIP
Our body is God’s creation. We believe one can experience God’s presence and worship Him through dance and movements. We actively promote Dance Worships where we hold various Dance Worship workshops and Dance to the King Gatherings to lead people to worship God according to their needs and experiences, from simple movements to choreography.

2. DANCE MISSION
We visit different organizations, including schools and churches, upon invitation to do evangelical services through dance worships, gospel dances and testimonial sharing by our team members. We also teach dance classes, organize dance sharings, and deliver performances during overseas ministry to reach the locals.

3. SOCIAL SERVICES
We organize visits, evangelical services and performances to reach different minorities. Our current focus is on detainees and convicts, and people with special needs and their parents.