“France en Feu” (France on Fire)
2009, Lyon, France

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Submitted by: France en Feu

The meaning of the choreography:
This proclamation through banners was created for a 3 day gathering named “France en Feu” (France on Fire), associated with The Call - France held near Lyon.

At the beginning of the year, we had the vision to proclaim the restored identity of our nation, and there was a opportunity to make it loud: This special week - the gathering was the same week as the anniversary of the creation of the state of Israël; And in this special place, the little town near Lyon where the gathering was Pont de Chéruy.

This is a strategic place for the opening of France on the east, the direction of Jerusalem.

When God wants to proclaim and declare, He just makes it loud, from the top of the hill… and told His army, His banner bearers to engage the warfare to get His plan into execution, to make His will on earth. So we do, for our nation.

Isaiah 13: 2-4 “Raise a banner on a bare hilltop… shout to them; beckon to them to enter the gates of the nobles. I have commanded my holy ones; I have summoned my warriors to carry out my wrath - those who rejoice in my triumph. Listen, a noise on the mountains, like that of a great multitude! Listen, an uproar among the kingdoms, like nations massing together! The LORD Almighty is mustering an army for war.”

Read more about the Production for “the Restored France” (60KB PDF)

Rehearsal for “March for Jesus”
2009, Nantes, France

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Submitted by: Françoise Lachapelle

Comment: This is our chorégraphie for the “March for Jesus” at Nantes the 27 June 09! Alleluia, we are babies of banners - but Jesus likes babies! Please note: This was our first rehearsal.

“We Announce The King” France

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Comment: Taken (with permission) from the worship DVD “Nous Annonçons Le Roi” (We Announce The King). The song, entitled “Il est vivant” (He is alive), includes a spectacular display of banners in action.