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2) What is your favorite company memory?
6) What are your plans for college and what lesson(s) will you take away with you from your time with the company?
"I'm hoping that (audiences) just have a fun family experience where they can enjoy the passion of ballet and dance that we can bring to them, and just have an enjoyable experience with us. You don't have to understand ballet in order to enjoy it, and that's part of the beauty of it, you can still enjoy it just as much even if you're not a dancer yourself because of the performance quality that we try to bring."
~ Lauren Wattenburg, NWDT company dancer
A lovely feature story by Mark Miller at the Tualatin Times on NWDT's upcoming performance of Peter and the Wolf and Other Works April 16-17, 2016.
See our Performances & Tickets page to take advantage of our buy two get one free performance week ticket offer!
Come join us April 16th at 7pm and April 17th at 2pm, 2016, at the Portland Community College Sylvania Performing Arts Center for Peter and the Wolf and Other Works! In addition to the family favorite story ballet Peter and the Wolf, which is choreographed by NWDT artistic directors June Taylor-Dixon and Gretta Marchek, we are proud to present former Oregon Ballet Theatre associate director and resident choreographer Dennis Spaight's "Rhapsody in Blue" set to the timeless music of George Gershwin with permission of the Dennis Spaight Choreography Trust.
The dancers will also perform original works by Cameron Smith-Purandare, former soloist of Houston ballet and principal with Florida Ballet, and Laura Haney former BodyVox dancer and current director of the dance program and student company at the Multnomah Athletic Club. The MAC Company Dancers will be dancing three pieces choreographed by Selina Di Pronio, Cameron Dupon and Laura herself. These pieces consist of various contemporary styles including modern, jazz and hip-hop. Laura Haney has also choreographed a piece on Northwest Dance Theatre titled "Vertigogo".
Tickets are available for purchase online at $10 for youth and $12-18 for adults. Free event parking is available. Please contact 503-925-3898 or email email@example.com for more information.
Last spring our dancers performed "Gloria" as part of our 2015 Peter and the Wolf and Other Works production. This beautiful work by former Oregon Ballet Theatre associate director and resident choreographer Dennis Spaight set to Vivaldi's eponymous mass proved to be profoundly moving for our dancers and the audience. Working with Carol Shults, repetiteur of the Dennis Spaight's Choreography Trust, was a great part of this inspirational learning experience. Each dancer grew through the process of rehearsing and performing Spaight's "Gloria." It was beautiful to witness both on and off stage.
This year we are proud to perform Spaight's "Rhapsody in Blue," another piece by Dennis Spaight set to the elegant and sophisticated sound that is George Gershwin. The dancers are enjoying the challenges of the piece and learning the musical intricacies of the choreography with Carol Shults.
Dennis Spaight's "Rhapsody in Blue" was originally created in 1987 for Ballet Oregon. Carol Schults worked side-by-side with Spaight as the company's ballet mistress. She said, "Ballet Oregon's repertoire needed a full-company piece that would work as a "closer," and I suggested Gershwin's iconic 1924 composition. (This was before United Airlines appropriated it for advertising!) Dennis, as always, was anxious to make a piece that could be performed with live music and the Rhapsody, in its two piano version was really perfect." Rhapsody in Blue became a part of the Oregon Ballet Theatre repertoire when the company was formed in 1989, and it was performed at the Keller and on tour many times in the '90s.
For Peter and the Wolf and Other Works 2016, NWDT dancers will perform an excerpt of the first half of Rhapsody in Blue with a slight rearrangement of dancers (the original used 10 women and 5 men). It is an honor to learn, perform, and be a part of this artist's great legacy. We look forward to sharing this great piece with our wonderful audience members on April 16 at 7pm and April 17 at 2pm, 2016 at the Portland Community College Sylvania Performing Arts Center.
Here's a clip of "Rhapsody in Blue" performed by OBT's Michael Rios and Nicole Cuevas just to give you a taste of what's in store!
Tickets are on sale at nwdt.org/tickets starting at $10 for youth.
Give the gift of dance this holiday season and save 30% on tickets to go see Peter and the Wolf and Other Works 2016 this April! In celebration of the holidays and this year's production of A Nutcracker Tea, we are offering 30% off Peter and the Wolf and Other Works ticket orders from December 12 through December 20. Enter the coupon code "wolf" when processing your ticket order to take advantage of this limited time offer. But hurry this offer ends December 20, 2015!
Peter and the Wolf and Other Works is a family-friendly production with a little something special for everyone to enjoy. In addition to the classic story ballet of Peter and the Wolf, we are proud to present Dennis Spaight's "Rhapsody in Blue," with the special permission of the Dennis Spaight Choreography Trust, as well as other innovative works by renown contemporary choreographers. The MAC Dancers will also return to join us again as this year's guest performers. For the young artists, this program is a wonderful opportunity to learn new styles of movement and expand their understanding of dance as a performance art. With this sense of exploration and discovery, Peter and the Wolf and Other Works makes the richness of this art form tangible by creating a bridge between the classical and the contemporary for all ages to enjoy.
Performances will be held at the Portland Community College Sylvania Performing Arts Center on April 16 at 7pm and April 17 at 2pm. Tickets run $10-18 and free event parking is available. Please contact 503-925-3898 or email email@example.com for more information.
Come join us Sunday, December 6th, 2015 at 2pm for our Nutcracker Tea Outreach program at the Tualatin Public Library! This program is free and open to the public. We've been happy to be able to present this program at the Tualatin Public Library for the past several years, and each year proves to be a very special and empowering experience for both our dancers and the community members who come to attend. It's a fun way for the public to learn about dance, storytelling, costumes and props while getting a nice taste of the Nutcracker ballet we will perform in the theatre. For some young audience members it is their first time seeing dance performed, and for us that is an extrodanary first-time experience to be a part of. We look forward to another wonderful afternoon of dance sharing the gift of dance this holiday season with all of you!
Please contact 503-925-3898 or email email@example.com if you have any questions or would like to make a donation to support future outreach events.
Artslandia Kids' has released its very first publication, and we are very proud and honored to be a part of it! To mark this exciting occasion, Artslandia Kids is hosting a launch party on Sunday, October 4th from 2-4pm at the Historic Dance Pavilion at Oaks Park. We are excited to be participating in this fun event, and invite you to come celebrate our wonderful local arts community with us! Click here to RSVP!
We are holding open auditions for our 2015 production of A Nutcracker Tea! Auditions will be open to ages seven and above and will be held on Saturday, September 26, 2015, at June Taylor's School of Dance in Tualatin. Guest performer roles will be offered to dancers based on dance ability and height requirements as determined by the Artistic Directors. Audition times are as follows:
5:00 p.m. Ages 7 & 8
5:15 p.m. Ages 9 & 10
5:45 p.m. Ages 11 & older
6:30 p.m. Boys ages 7 & older
6:30 p.m. Party parents
Please allow about one hour for auditions. If you are offered a part and choose to accept it, your participation fee will be due at the time you submit your letter of acceptance. This year's performance dates are December 12 at 2:00pm and 7:00pm, December 13 at 2:00pm, December 18 at 7:00pm, December 19 at 2:00pm and 7:00pm, and December 20 at 2:00pm.
If you have any questions or would like additional audition information, please contact NWDT Student Coordinator, Gail Anderson, at (503) 925-3898 or via e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com. We hope you join us this year as we bring the joy of dance and this heartwarming classic to our local community!
The work of a dancer never ends. It is a continuous journey with goals that lead to further goals, life lessons, and achievements. And for Northwest Dance Theatre dancers, self-direction and motivation does not take a summer break.
Since our final performance of the 2014-2015 season, our dancers have been hard at work training, competing, and sharing their art form with others. Here is what our dancers have been up to the past few months!
In early May, Cherie, who trains at June Taylor's School of Dance and is also member of the concert choir at Veritas High School, competed in the 2A/1A 2015 OSAA State Choir Competition at George Fox University. She performed choreography from the Nutcracker Tea Arabian solo by Northwest Dance Theatre Artistic Director's June Taylor-Dixon and Gretta Marchek to a Syrian love song called "Yal Asmar Ellon". The choir won first place with 21 points in the lead due to the choir's innovative performance combining dance and song. One of the competition's regulations restricted Cherie from practicing onstage with the choir beforehand; however, she adapted to the space and performed with ease and the judges expressed how impressed they were with her timing, technique, and ability to quick change.
Also in the month of May, Sarah, who trains at June Taylor's School of Dance, and Lauren, who trains at both June Taylor's School of Dance in Tualatin and Academie de Ballet Classique in Bend, OR, traveled to Vancouver, B.C. to compete in the very first Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) Dance Challenge competition to be held in North America. The girls represented their country brilliantly, and they enjoyed the wonderful experience of meeting their international peers and participating in coaching sessions with RAD Examiner Lynnette Kelley.
In June and July, NWDT dancers attended summer school at some of the country's most prestigious schools. Lauren traveled to attend the Texas Ballet Theatre School's Summer Intensive and study with Texas Ballet Theatre Artistic Director Ben Stevenson and many more incredible world renown teachers. Helia, who also studies at June Taylor's School of Dance, traveled to attend the San Francisco Ballet School's Summer Session. She was also accepted into SF Ballet School's highly-competitive yearlong training program, a program where American Ballet Theatre Principal Misty Copeland and many other phenomenal dancers have studied.
In August, many of our dancers also attended June Taylor's School of Dance's Senior Intensive where they had the wonderful opportunity to study with The Washington School of Ballet Director Kee Juan Han, Royal Academy of Dance Examiner Michele Pearson, as well as Sally Smith, Laura Haney, Zachary Carroll, June Taylor-Dixon, Gretta Murray-Marchek, and many more incredible teachers. At the end of the program, the dancers participated in a beautiful showcase performance demonstrating the great many things they had learned and accomplished over the course of the Senior Intensive program.
Each of the dancers takes the opportunity to perform as a gift. While they inspire many as company dancers, they also serve as role models for the younger dancers in the studios where they study. Back in June of 2015 many of our dancers performed in June Taylor's School of Dance's spring productions of "Alice in Wonderland" and "Fancy Feet" as well as Academie de Ballet Classique's production of "Alice in Wonderland". Through these performance experiences the dancers were able to continue to develop their performance skills while also inspiring their younger classmates to work hard and pursue their passion.
Towards the end of August, some of our dancers traveled to Vancouver, B.C. to receive coaching lessons from Royal Academy of Dance Examiner Lynnette Kelley. Every opportunity to take class with Ms. Kelley is a gift as she pushes dancers to look past what they think they are capable of in order to work and achieve a level of quality that goes beyond what they thought of as possible. Our founder and artistic director, JuneTaylor-Dixon, also traveled to attend a teacher training course with Ms. Kelley. And in addition to teaching and attending teacher courses, our artistic directors, Miss June and Miss Gretta, have been hard at work planning and getting everything in place and ready to go for the start of NWDT's 27th season. Their dedication to dance education and the performing arts community inspires us, and we are grateful to have their knowledge and expertise at Northwest Dance Theatre.
So as you can see, our dancers and artistic directors have been quite busy the past few months since company auditions and our spring production of Peter and the Wolf and Other Works. We are thrilled, excited, and ready to begin our 27th performance year with our wonderful community because you are the reason we dance, perform, and share.
We're getting excited to begin rehearsing next month for our 27th performance year! With A Nutcracker Tea in December and Peter and the Wolf and Other Works in April, we feel honored to have our performances become a tradition for many families in the Portland Metro Area. We have a wonderful group of passionate young dancers looking forward to sharing this next season with you. They have been training over the summer, preparing themselves to begin rehearsals for A Nutcracker Tea with focus, clarity, and strength. This performance year is going to be an incredible journey for them as young artists as they learn a variety of new works and discover the value of discipline, teamwork, and critical thinking. Dance is a powerful gift to give and receive, and we look forward to sharing this gift with our community this season!
We invite you to visit our performance page for this season's performance schedule where tickets will also be available for purchase beginning November 1st, 2015.
Amazon's Prime Day starts July 10, 2017! Deals start at 9:00 pm ET tonight, July 10, and run through July 11. When you #StartWithaSmile on #PrimeDay, Amazon donates to Northwest Dance Theater! Shop for great deals at smile.amazon.com/ch/94-3098613 By choosing Northwest Dance Theatre as your nonprofit of choice on AmazonSmile, you Read more →
We're looking forward to beginning our 29th year this fall! We are inviting pre-professional young dancers to attend company auditions on June 4th, 2017, at June Taylor's School of Dance located at 19318 SW Mohave Court, Tualatin, OR 97062. Audition times are as follows: Returning members: 1:00-2:30pm New members: 3:00-4:30pm There is a $10 Read more →
Many thanks to our wonderful audience members who joined us this past weekend for A Festival of Dance! Thank you to our brilliant NWDT dancers, Artistic Director June Taylor-Dixon, choreographers, guest dancers, production crew, parent members and volunteers who made this production such an incredible experience! Well done everyone – Read more →
Each NWDT dancer brings an energy to the stage that is uniquely powerful and beautiful. Ever since Felicia Zhang first came to join the company as a freshman at Tualatin High School, she has approached each role with enthusiasm and poise. And as you will see by her performance this weekend in Marius Read more →
The anticipation and excitement in the air is contagious as Lauren Wattenburg and her fellow dancers prepare for this weekend's mixed-bill production of A Festival of Dance. Lauren brings a vibrant energy to every role she meets and positive enthusiasm to each step of the rehearsal process. Through the last few years, Lauren Read more →
As a NWDT company member, Sarah Valesano is a shining example of positivity and resilience, and it is evident when you see her perform onstage. Sarah's hard work is never ending. In rehearsals, she is always eager and devoted to practice, practice, practice till she reaches that next level of Read more →
If you have seen Helia Megowan perform during the last four years with NWDT, you can agree that her lines, musicality, and immense stage presence are both powerful and exquisite. One of the youngest to join the company, her work ethic and dedication to dance as an art form – both in rehearsal Read more →
by Thorey Mountain Laura Haney, an extraordinary jazz dancer, teacher, and choreographer, was a member of River North Dance Company and Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, as well as a company member of BodyVox from 2005-2008. She is a Stott-certified Pilates instructor and has taught numerous dance workshops and master classes across Read more →
Northwest Dance Theatre had the honor of performing January 2017 at the Austrian American Society of Oregon's 30th annual Viennese Ball. This was NWDT's 25th year performing for the Viennese Ball and the Austrian Society members said it was the best ever. NWDT founder and artistic director, June Taylor-Dixon, choreographed a Read more →
We are proud to announce that Northwest Dance Theatre will be offering a Character Workshop with Leonid Shagalov on February 17th, 2017, from 6-7:30pm and 18th 5-6:30pm at June Taylor's School of Dance! Character dancing is a rich form of dance requiring artistry, musicality, and full commitment to the form, which Read more →
Many thanks to our wonderful patrons and brilliant dancers, artistic director, crew, parent members and volunteers who made all seven sold-out performances of A Nutcracker Tea 2016 such a fantastic success. This program run proved to be particularly trying as weather conditions hindered our usual rehearsal process and theatre preparation Read more →
NWDT is dedicated to fulfilling its mission in making dance accessible to the community. We are committed to providing aspiring young artists the opportunity to perform and enrich the lives of others through dance. Right now our dancers, artistic director, and the production team are busy preparing to perform A Nutcracker Tea for nearly 3,000 audience members. They are Read more →
Northwest Dance Theatre is dedicated to providing performing opportunities for young artists, affordable quality productions, and programs that bring dance directly to underserved members of the community. These services are made possible because of the generous support from our patrons and sponsors, as ticket sales only cover a small portion of production costs. Read more →
We have exciting news! Now you can support NWDT, your local youth ballet company, by choosing NWDT as your nonprofit of choice when you shop on AmazonSmile! The AmazonSmile Foundation will donate 0.5% of the purchase price each time you make an eligible AmazonSmile purchase. NWDT would not be able to Read more →
Nutcracker season is in the air! Guest dancer auditions for A Nutcracker Tea 2016 are open to the public, and will be held Saturday, September 24th, for ages seven and older at June Taylor's School of Dance in Tualatin. Audition times are as follows (please allow one hour for each audition): 5:00 p.m. Read more →
We're looking forward to beginning our 28th year this fall, and we're inviting preprofessional young dancers to attend company auditions on May 20th and 21st, 2016, at June Taylor's School of Dance! Company members have the opportunity to gain performance experience, work with innovative choreographers, explore different styles of dance, improve technique, increase Read more →
NWDT operates as a non-profit organization. Many of the performances and outreach programs wouldn't be possible without the donations and support of our sponsors. With this funding, we are able to bring our shows to venues that allow the public to see our companies talented dancers perform. In 2013, we sold out all 7 of our Nutcracker performances. That's over 3,000 people! We couldn't be more proud. If you would like to make a tax deductible donation to NWDT, please click here to contact our Sponsor Director.


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I just returned from escorting a group of seniors for two weeks in glorious Alaska and found Denali National Park continues to wow tourists with abundant wildlife this spring once again. It was unusually dry and temperatures were on the mild side to everyone's delight. So dry that much of the state is under a extreme forest fire warning. It did make for beautiful sunny days with perfect photo opportunities each day to enjoy.
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On the day that I write this, the death of Bishop Eddie Long fills the headlines. I have mixed feelings about even mentioning his name. Like all humans, he was a complicated soul. Long pastored one of the largest predominately African American churches in Atlanta, New Birth Missionary Baptist Church. In an article found in SPLC's Intelligence Report, he was called "one of the most homophobic Black pastors in America." In one of the great ironies of his ministry, in 2010, four men accused him of sexual coercion dating back to their teen years. I and many others wrote about those allegations and innuendos floating around the city regarding Bishop Long well before what was then being reported. Not surprisingly, the public responses are the same: highly charged, filled with pain, sorrow, respect for the family and scripture-laden cautions and rebuke. Big sigh.
I also have mixed feelings about this article. I've wrestled with whether to write it for days. Frankly, I don't want to write this article. On the other hand, I believe it is best that these words come from me rather than leave this matter to someone else; someone whose words may not land on the page with as much hope, grace and loving-regard that I want to convey.
Homophobia is a debilitating bane on the Church. It shows up in our liturgy and polity. It shows up in our music, sermons and fellowship. For years I have listened to people justify their homophobic rhetoric, read articles calling for Christians to "stand up against the sin of homosexuality" and declare their words as innocent and/or "taken out of context." Unsurprisingly, we are divided. The pain is deep, and based on recent events, I doubt healing will come to our churches anytime soon. How can it when people we love and respect tear into our hearts with words so profoundly insulting? Kim Burrell, Shirley Ceasar and now one of our own United Methodist bishops, Sharma Lewis.
Last week at the Convocation for Pastors of Black Churches, Bishop Lewis, brought a remarkable sermon entitled Called to Fresh Vision(Facebook Jan. 11th at 9pm). Largely via manuscript but seasoned with extemporaneous moments she began with the argument that "a vision is birth out of a concern" and moved on to demonstrate for those gathered the need for vision in building vital ministries. In her final remarks ending what had been a well-received sermon, Bishop Lewis shared about her experience of tarrying before and question God after her 2012 unsuccessful run for the bishop. Speaking about that moment, Lewis revealed the pain of being personally attacked via email. She recounted how she asked God, "Why would they send an email in the middle of the night saying that I'm gay?…I'm too cute to be gay!" Bishop Lewis went on to give the audience an apology for preaching because she felt her sermon – which came after a very spirited time of worship – "got in the way of God." Among the admonishments that followed, Lewis declared there are times when leaders are "too afraid to say when we're wrong."
By her admonishment, I had no reason to believe, but that Bishop Lewis would hear my response to her comment that she was "too cute to be gay" and without delay offer an apology to the LGBTQ community. Moreover, I had known Bishop Lewis for many years, had heard her preach on several occasions, even at the church I pastored in Chicago. As a queer lesbian, I knew she and I held different positions when it came to the rights and lives of LGBTQ persons within the UMC. Our theology differs but – like our relationship as colleagues and as Black women – was not hindered at all by those differences. I had never known her to say utter a homophobic comment. Until that sermon.
I was shocked when I viewed the sermon (and I watched the ENTIRE sermon). Shocked, offended, hurt and then, in denial. Because I love our church, I have always sought to do a proper collection of facts before speaking out on many issues. I prefer going to the source, as I did on this matter. I immediately began reaching out to Bishop Lewis. I wanted to hear from her, wanted her to hear from me, wanted to talk about how offensive her comment was/is and especially wanted to encourage her to make a public apology. I hoped she would be courageous; I hoped she would practice what she had preached, not to be "too afraid to say when we're wrong." To date, that has not happened.
So here we are, listening to yet another sermon with language that is specifically insulting to LGBTQ persons. What would have been a sermon worth seeing by a broad range of people is tainted, made particularly insulting by a homophobic and alienating comment. Ironically, just that morning I'd read the brilliant essay by Ashon Crawley entitled, Kim Burrell and Feeling Ugly. In it he writes, "To call our way of life perversion, to declare death on us. In another register, in another key, this is to call us ugly." Bishop Lewis' retort, "I'm too cute to be gay," is another episode of LGBTQ persons being made to feel ugly. One need not even get into the theological implications of her statement to know it's DOA. Its faulty logic reaches its conclusion based on two premises, one spoken, one unspoken. Minor premise: I am not ugly. Conclusion: Therefore, I am not gay. Unspoken major premise: All gay people are ugly. As a rhetorical device it would look like this:
Major premise: All gay people are ugly.
Minor premise: I am not ugly.
Conclusion: Therefore, I am not gay.
While the major premise is unspoken. It nonetheless is heard, and felt. With this one spoken sentence – frankly something that has been said by more than Bishop Lewis – we are left to wrestle with a host of questions. So, gay people are ugly? How cute do you need to be not to be gay? Is there some cosmetic secret that can resolve gayness? Theologically, how does casting gay in such a way impact what we say about the body of Christ? How do we respond theologically when children and adults lament being called "ugly"? Ought we even buy into the cultural phenomenon of beauty aesthetics? How do you minister through that pain?
I hope Bishop Lewis and others will think long about her conclusion and the ways she will respond now and in the future to emails questioning her sexual identity (so much I can say about people who launch those type horrible attacks) as well as to concerns from the LGBTQ community and its allies stemming from other homophobic comments. I can tell you; the loving response is not what Shirley Caesar advocated: take the cell phones when you want to speak to your members. Neither should it be along the lines of Kim Burrell's justification that boils down to her basically arguing that her words were misconstrued or taken out of context. We heard what we heard. It's not digging in like Long and declaring Christianity is being "attacked by the enemy." The enemy being a type of homosexual Goliath. It's not retreating into denial and deciding you'll just be more careful about what you say (because the queers may be in the room). Silence will not resolve homophobia. This is not a demand for political correctness. It is a matter of children of God not having to sit through, over and over and over again, sermons that call us ugly, perverted, sinful, reprobate. This is not about correctness; this is about grace and love.
Right now, the United Methodist Church has entered a season of determining if our denomination will remain "united." How do we even trust that our episcopacy can lead us forward when we hear such disparaging words? This is not a mistake in preaching. And though I do not feel that it was said to cause pain intentionally, I do know that those words and the absence of an apology reveal what we know to be true: We are not of one mind, and it's not likely that we will get there when the episcopal leaders of our church say such things and feel no need to repent.
Both Lewis and I have our communities of accountability. My vision for the United Methodist Church is in concert with my concern for the well-being of oppressed persons. It's not an easy work. People love you for "speaking truth to power" until it's their sense of power you call to task or until it's their beloved paragon whose virtue is being questioned. Now as in times past, perhaps, even more, I write as an out queer lesbian elder of the United Methodist Church disappointed by yet another hurtful statement FROM THE PULPIT.
Near the end of her sermon, Bishop Lewis gave the most prophetic words of the night: "We have the opportunity to speak new vision into our community." I envision a Church so transformed by the power of the love of God that what we say – about Black and Brown people, about women, about the disabled, about the poor, about immigrants, about persons of other faith traditions, and about the LGBTQ community – matches the love of God that fills our hearts.


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The Lord's Prayer will not be fully answered until Jesus returns, at which time heaven and earth will merge and God's will will be done on earth as in heaven.
(Rev 21:1-5 ESV) Then I saw a new heaven and a new earth, for the first heaven and the first earth had passed away, and the sea was no more. 2 And I saw the holy city, new Jerusalem, coming down out of heaven from God, prepared as a bride adorned for her husband. 3 And I heard a loud voice from the throne saying, "Behold, the dwelling place of God is with man. He will dwell with them, and they will be his people, and God himself will be with them as their God. 4 He will wipe away every tear from their eyes, and death shall be no more, neither shall there be mourning, nor crying, nor pain anymore, for the former things have passed away."
5 And he who was seated on the throne said, "Behold, I am making all things new (kainos)." Also he said, "Write this down, for these words are trustworthy and true."
Notice that "new" in v. 5 is kainos rather than neos, meaning renewed, restored, or refreshed rather than brand new or made from scratch.
Following Isaiah's prophecies of a new (or renewed) heaven and earth, John's Revelation reveals God bringing heaven to earth so that God may live with man.
(Isa 65:17-19 ESV) 17 "For behold, I create new (kainos) heavens and a new (kainos) earth, and the former things shall not be remembered or come into mind. 18 But be glad and rejoice forever in that which I create; for behold, I create Jerusalem to be a joy, and her people to be a gladness. 19 I will rejoice in Jerusalem and be glad in my people; no more shall be heard in it the sound of weeping and the cry of distress."
(Isa 66:22-23 ESV) 22 "For as the new (kainos) heavens and the new (kainos) earth that I make shall remain before me, says the LORD, so shall your offspring and your name remain. 23 From new moon to new moon, and from Sabbath to Sabbath, all flesh shall come to worship before me, declares the LORD."
We find the same idea in Romans 8 —
(Rom 8:19-22 ESV) 19 For the creation waits with eager longing for the revealing of the sons of God. 20 For the creation was subjected to futility, not willingly, but because of him who subjected it, in hope 21 that the creation itself will be set free from its bondage to corruption and obtain the freedom of the glory of the children of God. 22 For we know that the whole creation has been groaning together in the pains of childbirth until now.
Paul describes the Creation as having been subjected to futility (the Gen 3 curse) and longing to be freed from the curse. "Futility" is the same word translated "vanity" in Ecclesiastes. It's often used of idolatry. It's the nature of the world when separated from God. Pointless. Futile. Frustrated. Unable to be what it was meant to be.
When Jesus returns, there will be no more vanity. No futility. Rather, we'll be restored to our intended place in the universe. We'll be human as God meant for us to be human when we were first created — except better.


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Recreational Bike Paths The City of Davenport has an impressive system of recreational trails, including the Riverfront Trail and the Duck Creek Parkway Trail. Portions of the Riverfront Trail are also part of the national north-south Mississippi River Trail (MRT) and/or the cross-country American Discovery Trail (ADT).
Cross-connections with the MRT and ADT occur at the Arsenal Bridge and the Credit Island Pedestrian Bridges located on the riverfront.
The City continues to expand its system of trails as funding and opportunities exist to do so. Future planning will construct segments along major creeks in Davenport, including: Crow, Pheasant, Deere, Goose, Silver and Blackhawk Creeks.
Share the Road
There has been a general nationwide push to add on-street-type, interconnected, marked bikeways, and the process of adding such marked trails will likely occur over time.
Several major arterial streets in Davenport have been designated for this purpose and have been signed and/or striped to accommodate bicycles as alternative means of travel.
The Davenport in Motion Plan presents existing alternative travel conditions in Davenport and plans for improvement of the overall transportation system.
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Davenport CitiBus can help you get the most out of your biking experience throughout the Quad City area. Whether you're heading to work, out for exercise, or just enjoying the day, linking up with a bus extends the distance you can travel and multiplies your options! Each CitiBus has a bicycle rack that can accommodate two bikes. For more information on how to use this service, visit our Bike'n Bus service link. Use this link for a map of our CitiBus Transit system.
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20 November, 2016 @ 9:00 am - 4:00 pm| $125 - $135
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Enjoy the many benefits for yourself and the planet from having your own beehive.
This one-day beginners beekeeping course will cover the principles of small scale, backyard and urban beekeeping, putting you on the path to enjoy the many benefits that beekeeping provides for you, your family and the planet.
Each beehive introduces nearly 50,000 pollinators to an area. As bees are under threat around the world, having an extensive population of bees in Australia contributes to our food security.
You will leave this course with a basic knowledge of beekeeping, the methods of keeping healthy, productive bees, and the importance of bees in food production.
At end of the session, participants will understand:
- Behaviour and biology of honey bees
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- Buying bees
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- Native bees
- Regulations
- Site assessment for hive placement
- Pests and diseases
- Challenges and solutions of keeping bees
What you'll need to bring:
- Comfortable clothing and closed shoes
- Sun hat, Sunscreen
- Water bottle
The course will be fully catered with a wholesome lunch and morning snacks as well as tea and coffee.
Course price includes 6 hour workshop (excluding breaks), theory and practical, course handouts.
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