Young Jabari Williams ministered in mime to Pastor Mike Jr.’s anthem “Big,” releasing a bold declaration of faith through movement. His expression brought the message to life—reminding the church that God’s plans, promises, and breakthroughs are bigger than anything we face. Through every gesture, he stirred expectation, ignited hope, and proclaimed that the Kingdom advances when we believe God for greater. A powerful visual reminder that what God is doing next is big.
Sister Toni Brown offered a moving tribute to Black History through a powerful mime presentation, blending a snippet from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I’ve Been to the Mountaintop” with Kurt Carr’s “For Every Mountain.” Through expressive movement, she honored the resilience, faith, and sacrifice woven into our history. Her ministry illuminated the journey of a people sustained by God’s grace—celebrating both the mountains climbed and the victories won. A stirring reminder that our heritage is rooted in courage, worship, and unshakable hope.
Brother Terrell Butler ministered in dance to Daryl Coley’s “Standing on the Promises,” releasing a heartfelt expression of worship that pointed every eye back to God. The anointing shined through each movement as he honored the faithfulness of God and gave Him all the glory. A powerful reminder that the promises of the Lord are sure—and worthy to stand on.