Dancing with Integrity to Inspire!
It's not about us, it's all about Him! The Christian Dance Academy has an appreciation for using the talents given by God for His glory, rather than self-glory. Our instructors are focused on raising up a new generation of dancers with a heart for praise and worship dance.
Jackie
Hall – Ms. Jackie, as her students know her, is a living example of a
dancer for Christ. With over 30 years of experience, the ambitions for her own
studio started at her local church where she was involved with the dance team
ministry. Along with tremendous talent, she has worked on-site in local area
Christian schools where dance was taught as an extracurricular activity. Her vision and desire is to help students experience the joy of dancing as they increase their technique and develop their artistry. Above all, she wants her students to remember that their bodies are the temple of God and that dancing should always glorify Him. The opening of CDA is a blessing and she has a passion to share her spiritual gift of dance with the community. Ms. Jackie is a wife and proud mother of five children.
Heather is now attending Bethel College and majoring in Elementary Education. She will be instructing Princess Ballet/Tap, Intermediate Ballet, Ransom and the Adult Lyrical.

Cali Stoops- Cali comes to us with a heart full of passion driven for the Lord. She has had over 10 years experience with all styles of dance, as well as assistant teaching and choreographing dances for her church.
Her most gifted style of dance is Hip Hop. She loves getting a little crazy for Jesus! Cali will be the Hip Hop instructor for Hip Hop levels 2 and 3.
Lindsay
Baker - Lindsay has always been passionate about dance. She's had 18
years of dance experience including a competitive dance team at her high school.
Coming into college, Lindsay could not find time to fit dance into her schedule.But, the Lord has blessed her with this opportunity to praise God through dance and teaching others to do the same.
She feels that the importance of modesty, worship, and prayer can be portrayed in the act of dance.



