Sacred Sunday – The Love of Thousands: Dancing with Angels, Saints & Ancestors with Betsey Beckman

The Sacred Dance Guild continues to offer Sacred Sunday experiences monthly – generally on the 2nd Sunday of the month and generally at 7:30 pm Eastern time! A program that began during the pandemic and now continues because we CAN, not because we MUST! These sessions are intimate, interactive and informative offerings that are free to the participants, gifted to the Sacred Dance Guild “village” by the presenter and coordinated by the SDG as a way to CONNECT us one to another! NOTE: this month is the 3rd Sunday! Time showing is Eastern – DO check time in your local time zone!!

To register send email to pres@sacreddanceguild.org with “Sacred Sunday – Love of Thousands ” in the subject line. The Zoom link will be sent to you the day before the session.

Join Betsey Beckman for an evening exploring her newest collection of Dance Prayer videos created for Abbey of the Arts.  Betsey will share some of backstories for her favorites in this 20 piece collection, and lead you in simple choreography to dance along with a handful of the pieces. Let’s enjoy this exquisite invitation to dance with angels, saints & ancestors!  

Betsey Beckman, MM is nationally acclaimed as a spirited dancer, storyteller, teacher of SpiritPlay and dancing Spiritual Director. With her extensive repertory of sacred storydances, she is regularly featured as artist/presenter at national conventions as well as local churches. She earned her Masters in Ministry degree from Seattle University, her certificate in Movement Therapy from the Institute for Transformational Movement, and is a certified InterPlay leader. As dancer, choreographer, author, mother, wife, teacher and spiritual director, she is passionate about living life fully and fostering creativity in all those with whom she shares life and ministry. Betsey’s publications include books (she is co-author of Awakening the Creative Spirit: Bringing the Expressive Arts to Spiritual Direction), recordings – including producing the Abbey of the Arts CD collections, and The Dancing Word series of DVDs on embodied prayer, many of which companion the Abbey CDs. She offers the gift of playful improvisation.

(See link to: Holy Holy Holy filmed at St. Gregory of Nyssa Church in San Francisco.)  

We are blessed to have Betsey gifting us her presence with a generosity of spirit that flows through the Sacred Dance Guild village!