Creation of Dance performance in the Church: Evangelizing the holy bible of Genesis “The Original Sin”

Abstract

Creation of dance performance in the church: Evangelizing the Holy Bible of Genesis "The Original Sin". The purpose of this creation is 1) To create a dance performance, "The Original Sin", to worship and honour God at Chonburi Church 2) to evangelize the Holy Bible, the chapter of Genesis, to youth groups and Christians. There is a participatory dance creation among students in Burapha University, Chonburi Church And youth group who are amateur actors. The creation is a mixed methodology such as studying, Researching, Collecting, and analyzing documents, textbooks, media, and the Holy Bible to be used as a concept for creating dance performances in the church.
The book of Genesis is considered the first book of the Torah, which contains the first part of the Jewish sacred texts collectively known as Tanak. In the Old Testament of the Christian Scriptures, Genesis addresses the origin of the universe and the earth,and the living thing are beings created by God. This creation focuses on the story of creation presenting Genesis 1-3, with the main theme to portray the story's beginning. The Origin of all things on this earth and the mention of the first sin incarnate from the world's first human pair.
The Results were concluded as follow: The dance performance "The original Sin” in the church is a new form of the Chonburi Church. The Dance Performance was integrated by the knowledge of music, dance, chorus, and theatrical arts. The performance is based on the Holy Bible in the Genesis chapter, which becomes the plot, poetry, and the dance movement with the concept of art elements to create effective communication.
The dance performance is one of the most effective tools for evangelizing and worship God.
The questionnaire found that the number of viewers who received knowledge accounted for 95.5 percent, the number of intellect audiences accounted for 98.5 per cent. And Interpersonal relationship has found in The Youth Group and the Ravi Group.