La Danse

From July 25, 2003 through August 9, 2003, 250 members of a team composed of church leadership, Gen Xers, native leaders, youth, children, worship and dance teams, traveled from Montreal to Victoria, stopping in a total of 12 cities in 14 days. In each city, teams of local churches welcomed the tour with celebration services with artistic expressions that reflected the city's unique redemptive gifts and cultural attributes. In addition to the thousands of Canadians who participated in these local celebrations, many believers from Canada and around the world, followed the daily coverage on 100 Huntley Street, as well as the interactive La Danse website.

LaDanse.ca - An interactive website that was updated daily during the tour with journal entries, photo galleries and video clips, www.ladanse.ca is now an archive of this amazing journey of reconciliation.

The Vision - David Demian, Director of Watchmen for the Nations, shares this vision of the La Danse tour.

Peace The Montreal dance troupe, Alliance et Vie, choreographed this prophetic dance which was performed throughout the nation, declaring "peace" to the division between French and English Canada.

Romeo and Juliet - In Oshawa, French and English dance teams spontaneously danced this famous love story.

Hear the Sound - In the Montreal gathering at the start of the tour, the French worship team, led by Tabitha Lemaire, released a prophetic cry for rain over the Quebec and over the nation of Canada.

New France Dance - The Montreal Dance troupe, Alliance et Vie, perform a traditional French folk dance, calling the spirit and the heart of French Canada to arise.

For the Sake - Worship leader Heather Clark was given this song just hours before the La Danse tour stop in Kelowna. The accompanying music video captures highlights of the tour, the celebrations, the people.

A Declaration of Love - In Edmonton on August 2, 2003, prophetically English Canada "proposed" to French Canada and presented them with this declaration of God's eternal purpose for the unique uniting of French and English in the nation of Canada.