STOP DANCING FOR THE WORLD'S APPLAUSE AND  
Step into God's Studio We want to be liked--that's why we put so much energy into pleasing others. Life has become a dance that we perform for ohers, auditioning for a place in the hearts of everyone we meet. We put our energy into performances to please our parents, friends, teachers, boys--even people we don't know. It's simple: We all desire to be loved and accepted.  
  
But in this busy, complicated world, we should be dancing as we were designed to--for the One who really cares. When the audiences are gone and we take off our masks, that's the part the Director likes best. Away from the alluring lights and demanding crowds, we can know ourselves and God in a powerful, meaningful way. When we realize that the One who matters already loves us, we will flourish in this life that is the Divine Dance.

__Shannon Kubiak Primicerio__ is the author of The Divine Dance, God Called a Girl, and the BEING A GIRL... series. A popular national retreat speaker, Shannon has also been featured in such media outlets as PBS's Religion and Ethics Newsweekly and Time magazine. She has a B.A. in Journalism and a minor in Biblical Studies from Biola University. Visit www.beingagirlbooks.com and www.yourmomentisnow.com

A Favorite Author Among Teen Girls  
  
Most young women yearn to be chosen, to be called out from the crowd and loved for who they are. In The Divine Dance, Shannon Kubiak Primicerio acknowledges this desire and likens teen girls to dancers, constantly performing to please the "audiences" in their lives. But in family, peers, teachers, and others, young women forget that they were created to perform for God alone. Promicerio provides readers with guidance and encouragement to stop dancing for the world and to start dancing for an audience of One.

Shows teen girls how to stop "performing" for those around them-friends, family, teachers-and inspires them to perform for an audience of One.

Kubiak Primicerio, Shannon

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Setting the Stage 

Chapter 1: Auditioning for a Role in the Story: Dancing for the World 

Chapter 2: The Rhythm of Your Heart: Dancing to Your Own Music 

Chapter 3: The Importance of the Background Dancers: Dancing With a Difference 

Chapter 4: The Beauty of the Body: Dancing in Harmony With Other Christians 

Chapter 5: Every Dancer Needs a Coach: Dancing With Your Parents 

Chapter 6: Clothed in Righteousness: Dancing With Integrity 

Chapter 7: Wanting to Tango: Dancing With Dating 

Chapter 8: The World is Your Stage: Dancing in the Darkness 

Chapter 9: Rejoicing Over Prodigals: Dancing in Redemption 

Chapter 10: An Audience of One: Dancing With Delight 

A Favorite Author Among Teen Girls  
  
Most young women yearn to be chosen, to be called out from the crowd and loved for who they are. InThe Divine Dance, Shannon Kubiak Primicerio acknowledges this desire and likens teen girls to dancers, constantly performing to please the"audiences" in their lives. But in family, peers, teachers, and others, young women forget that they were created to perform for God alone. Promicerio provides readers with guidance and encouragement to stop dancing for the world and to start dancing for an audience of One.

Shows teen girls how to stop "performing" for those around them - friends, family and teachers. This title aims to inspires them to perform for an audience of One.

Stop dancing for the world's applause and step into God's studio. We want to be liked--that's why we put so much energy into pleasing others. Life has become a dance that we perform for others, auditioning for a place in the hearts of everyone we meet. We put our energy into performances to please our parents, friends, teachers, boys--even people we don't know. It's simple: We all desire to be loved and accepted. But in this busy, complicated world, we should be dancing as we were designed to--for the One who really cares. When the audiences are gone and we take off our masks, that's the part the Director likes best. Away from the alluring lights and demanding crowds, we can know ourselves and God in a powerful, meaningful way. When we realize that the One who matters already loves us, we will flourish in this life that is the Divine Dance.

Shannon Kubiak Primicerio is a graduate of Biola University, where she received a B.A. in Journalism and a minor in Biblical Studies. A passionate writer and speaker for Christ, Shannon speaks at youth events across the country.

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