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Adventist Academy Children in Ghana Dance for Money
What was even more disturbing is that the adults aggravated this situation by throwing money at the children as they danced. The more intensely the students danced, the more money they generated. In the video, you can see money being thrown either as gifts, donations, or tips. These "money showers" are typically celebratory gestures designed to show enthusiasm, support, and admiration for the performers. The style of music, the dancing moves, and the tossing of money are reminiscent of what takes place in many adult entertainment venues in our world.
Has this become the new fundraising method in Adventism? Is this how we are going to raise funds to advance the mission of the church? Is this how God is now funding the closing work, through tips and money showers during worldly dancing? And most importantly, what are we teaching these children-how to make fast money? What are we preparing them for-a future career that involves dancing for tips?
The Church in Ghana must distance itself from these kinds of representations. They must distance themselves from any pastor or school director who works for them and refuses to uphold a higher standard of righteousness and truth. This is a prime example of what happens whenever we depart from the clear teachings of God by transforming educational institutions into venues for worldly entertainment.
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