Rev. Mia McClain | 2 Samuel 6:1-5, 12b-19 | “When we dance, we are re-membering—re-membering our bodies in a culture that has disembodied us. We are putting pieces of ourselves back together again after 16-months of estrangement. We are re-membering the muscles we’ve forgotten existed—the gifts and the talents that help make communities like this one happen and flourish. We are disrupting a dangerously sedentary status quo—a passive existence that prefers stagnation over liberation—that prefers deadly tradition over life-giving innovation. When we dance, we are re-membering the power of God that works in us. “