The Power of Dance | Richard Demsick | TEDxVeroBeach

Richard walks, rather dances, us through the stages of communication through dance. With real life examples, he shows us just how we can reach each other through dance, regardless of that which separates us. Richard credits dance for saving his life in Detroit, Michigan one day while working a security detail. I fell head over heels in love with my main man JC and living the ministry life after hearing stories of God using imperfect individuals to change lives. I am passionate about being there for those who are struggling and sharing God’s love in a language that every man, woman, and child can understand.
My ministry includes going out into the community and sharing love and hope to many who have none. I am privileged to have all my brothers, and parents in Vero Beach and engaged in the mission of sharing God’s love, by any means necessary.
I am excited by what God is doing in our ministry to unchurched, young families, those struggling with addictions, and those in the bars and coffee shops of our community.
The 9.23 in 9.23 Community comes from Mark 9.23, When Jesus said, “All things are possible to him who believes.” The man responds, “I do believe, help me in my unbelief.”
My ministry focus is being there for those who earnestly struggle in their doubt to find a God who understands. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@FracturedEarth]

I had the privilege of dancing with Richard, very honored and will always remember.

[@RichardDemsick]

Thanks so much ❤🙏 my privilege

[@dikington]

Richard, You just blew me away!!!! Thanks so very much and Praise God for your wonderful ability to communicate the message of our Savior!!

[@Biga50150]

I know this guy!

[@Narrow-Pather]

Nice... YAH Bless..

[@donnamufich564]

Love your message~Just maybe if We Danced~~Pretty Swell Dancing~

[@RichardDemsick]

Thanks 🙏

[@umer-murtazasheikh8200]

The crowd's awful. Show some spirit, people.

[@FracturedEarth]

Agreed!

[@RichardDemsick]

They were better in person, but thank you 🙏