Viral video of white-garment church members passionately dancing Zanku during service

A video is currently making in the social media community and it shows some white-garment church members vigorously making moves of a popular dance routine invented by secular musicians.

The topic of bringing worldly things into a religious setting has been a widely contested topic among people that hold different religious beliefs.

Some have submitted that overly suggestive dance moves are best left in the parties or social gatherings while others opine that there is nothing wrong in going all out, as long as a person has honest intentions and is doing it to glorify the lord.

It appears some members of the white-garment church popularly known as ‘cele’ are not bothered about the argument of keeping a holy dance routine in the church premises.

A video recording that has since become a viral sensation captures the congregation of a celestial church as they made moves of popular Zanku/Legwork dance routine.

Men, women and kids could all be seen in their church attires as they passionately moved their bodies to the rendition of a lead singer.

Watch the video below:

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