Date: October 4, 2008; Saturday
Where: Friendship Baptist Church Gym/Auditorium
Time: 6-8:00 PM
Location: The Colony, Texas

Production Description:
"All is Vanity": Solomon's Spiritual Warfare is a spiritual production, that tells the story of Solomon's thoughts about his life experiences. After Solomon built the temple as his father King David requested and was instructed by God, Solomon seemed to be lost in the pursuit of life. Granted,  Solomon was considered one of the wisest men talked about in the Bible, he still struggled with what was most important in life. He studied other gods, tribes, and religions. He sought after pleasure with drinking, money, sexual temptation, and idol worship. He fell deeply in love with Queen Sheba, but became depressed after she return to her native home. After experiencing all these events, he concluded "All is Vanity". Sooner or later he would die so of what value was anything he did in life? In the end, he realizes at his death that life is about serving God and worshipping Him with all your heart. That God is truly one God and that there should be no other gods before Him. We should "Fear God, and keep his commandments: for this is the whole duty of man."

Guest Dance Companies/Praise Teams
1. Dallas Black Dance Theatre director Allyne Gartrell
2. One Accord Praise Team director Renee Johnson director (Friendship Baptist Church of The Colony)
3. Happy Nia Dance Company director Dereque Whiturs and Carl Long of Dallas, Texas
4. Ordered Steps Production director Candice Johnson of Mesquite, Texas
5. True Worship Productions director Cherie Jones of Dallas, Texas
6. Jennifer Dance Academy director Jennifer Benton of Denton, Texas
7. His Glory in Motion director Janet Crews of Ft. Worth, Texas
8. Manifest 2008 First Annual Girls Teen Conference Participant Dancers
9. Chamberlain Ballet School of Performing Arts and guest Cody Berkeley Plano Dance Theatre

Guest: "Freedom in the Dance" director Mickye Castillo (director of The Potter's House; Dallas, Texas)