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The Drama Ministry of Pentecostal Tabernacle is excited to present the stage play - “Broken” written and directed by Annette Taylor-Spence. We are indeed excited because this presentation will be a vivid reminder to us of what this season represents - the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Through His continuing ministry of reconciliation, Jesus is willing and ready to transform our broken state and make us whole. This is the message of “Broken.” Our congregation has supported this effort with fasting and prayers. The entire cast, everyone who dedicated their time and talents to this production, and the co-sponsors who donated their services have worked hard to dramatize the love that drove Jesus Christ, our Savior, to sacrifice His Body to be broken for us. As His blood flowed, He bridged the gap of man’s brokenness and made the provision for us to be covered with grace and mercy. Welcome to Pentecostal Tabernacle! It is our hope and prayer you will be reminded that: ● God loves you! ● He was victorious over death! ● You can be transformed by the power of the Holy Spirit! Psalm 34:18 states that – The Lord is nigh unto them that are of a broken heart; and saveth such as be of a contrite spirit. Thank you for your support of this amazing stage play “BROKEN.” We celebrate the wisdom and direction God has given to Annette Taylor-Spence and her team to dramatically present the Gospel.

BROKEN

Songwriters: Paul Barker, Max Brody, and Allen Jurgensen I remember when… I told God yes I was eager to do… what He told me to, in obedience Looking out in the crowd… I see, eyes closed, tears falling Hands lifted, people praising and worshiping too They didn’t see me… they only saw You It felt good, but something was missing See I’m empty inside and I’m wondering why Will I ever feel… what they felt from me I didn’t know the price of yes, Would cost me so much... Chorus I’ve been broken and bruised… Wondering will God still use Crying out to You… Got nothing left to lose Father hear my plea… Need You to rescue me ‘Cause I’m broken I’ve got something to say… not sure where I’d start I’m afraid to begin… it’s all falling apart See I thought because, I was working for You everything wrong You will undo… but it wasn’t quite true It’s hard to admit that I can’t feel You like I used to ‘Cause I’m in ministry and I messed up I’m confused with, no one to talk to I need a breakthrough… I need a breakthrough cause this is the thing You won’t know the thing to do

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Chorus I’ve been broken and bruised… Wondering will God still use Crying out to you… Got nothing left to loose Father hear my plea… Need You to rescue me ‘Cause I’m broken Bridge I’m Broken, Need You to Rescue Me... I’m Broken, Father Speak A Word To Me... [Repeat x2] Vamp Got You just like I want You, Got You just where I need You, Welcome back to the way it used to be, When it was just You and me. [Repeat Vamp till the end] Vamp 1 Cause there’s a lot left in you To do for me; now that you’re broken

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THE STORY BEHIND “BROKEN” Annette Taylor-Spence; Playwright/Director/Producer

As I sat alone in my office on Thursday, February 6, 2020, I was playing the song “Broken” by Shekinah Glory and the words transported me back in time. “I remember when I told God yes” and it really was a transformative moment in my life… It changed the course of my life. As the words continued to stir my memory bank I could relate to - “It felt good but something was missing, see I’m empty inside and I’m wondering why.” I related because I too have been at that place. Even after surrendering to the call of God, I got to a place where I felt empty. It was not until I became truly broken before Him that He was able to do what He wanted with my life. The state of brokenness is vitally important for the ministry of the Holy Spirit to take place. As I reflected on my journey, thoughts of the value of brokenness flooded my spirit. The sacrifices of God are a broken spirit: a broken and a contrite heart, O God, thou wilt not despise. Psalms 51:17 As the Holy Spirit ministered and revealed to me, I began to imagine possible scenarios representing being broken in spirit and body. I recalled biblical stories of individuals who were broken, including our savior Jesus Christ, whose body was broken to heal our broken state. Finally, I even saw in my mind’s eye, a pictorial representation of Jesus’ blood flowing. His blood is the life-giving BROKEN THE STAGE PLAY

stream that was poured out at His death so that we can live. I knew that, despite my attempts to resist engaging in writing and directing a play at this time in my life, I had to be obedient to the leading of the spirit. That was two years ago. Between then and now came COVID-19 and along with it, many situations that have brought immense pain and suffering. Under the direction of the Holy Spirit, this play was written as a reminder that God is still able to touch the broken areas of our lives. With only two exceptions, the characters in the play are not identified by a given name. They are described by their role or their condition. Without a name to create an identity boundary, we can each identify with at least one character. Who are you? Can you see yourself and your needs? My prayer is that this stage play “Broken”, will lead us to recognize our need for God and rekindle the passion and love that is synonymous with surrender. As we remember that Jesus allowed His body to be broken for our sins, let us be renewed in our zeal to share the Gospel of salvation. If you have never before responded to the voice of God calling you, “today if you hear His voice, harden not your heart”. As you fall before Him… broken and contrite, receive the gift of salvation that will not only change the course of your life but also your eternal destiny.

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SYNOPSIS OF SCENES Intro Video – Are You “Broken” Have you ever heard God calling you to self-reflection? Well then, just imagine Him trying to get you to surrender so that He can mend you. Many times, we get to that place and instead of surrendering, we run away from the truth that confronts us. Scene 1 – I’m Broken The words of the song Broken, serves as a verbal reflection of the struggle in the mind and life of someone who is serving in ministry. The Ministry Worker represents those of us in the contemporary setting who are committed to the work of the Lord but not submitted to the Lord of the work. Song: Broken [Recorded version] Songwriters: Paul Barker, Max Brody, and Allen Jurgensen Artist: Shekinah Glory Scene 2 – Removing the Mask Listen to the Ministry Worker as, in her own words, she removes the mask and expresses the frustration she experienced prior to her transformation. Journey with her, as her imagination and knowledge of scripture takes her back to a time of extravagant worship.

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Scene 3 – Extravagant Worship Experience extravagant worship with the woman who used her prized possession to anoint Jesus. This is praise and worship without reservation… allow yourself to be enveloped in the atmosphere. Song: Alabaster Box Songwriter: Janice Sjostrand Performed By: Samantha Maxwell Song: The More I Seek You Songwriter: Zach Neese Performed By: Maxine Farquharson Scene 4 – Grace & Mercy Condemned to die but forgiven. The woman caught in the act of adultery is representative of all of us who are recipients of God’s grace and mercy. Song: Your Grace & Mercy Songwriter: Franklin Williams Performed By: Jonelle Gifts Scene 5 – Broken but Whole For some, physical conditions can lead to being emotionally ‘broken’. The Wheelchair Man represents many of us today who suffer physically. In spite of the challenges, with the right perspective, he demonstrates how to continue offering praises to God. Song: I Never Lost My Praise Songwriter: Kurt Carr Performed By: Nicholas Stewart 9

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Scene 6 – The Pool of Bethesda The sick and lame waited daily hoping for a miracle. The normal routine was changed when Jesus showed up for a divine appointment with the impotent man. Scene 7 – Healed In spite of skeptics, the man who was healed cannot be silenced. He leaps, shouts, and sings as he shares his testimony. Song: Broken But I am Healed Songwriter: VarnMichael McKay Performed By: Roberto McCalla Scene 8 – They Didn’t Know Experience mixed emotions as you take the journey on the road to Calvary. Identify with the suffering of Jesus and rejoice at the fact of His resurrection. Song: They Didn’t Know [Recorded version] Songwriter: Kurt Carr Artist: Kurt Carr Scene 9 – The Gospel/Finale Every story of brokenness and every broken life can find hope in the culmination of the life of Jesus. The Gospel of Jesus Christ – His death, burial, and resurrection, provides hope for everyone. After all has been said and sung the question remains, Who will believe the Gospel of Christ? Song: The Gospel of Christ Songwriter: Mark Bertram Performed By: The Pentab Praise Team Lead Vocalist: Kyendae Pinnock BROKEN THE STAGE PLAY

CREDITS Playwright Annette Taylor-Spence Original Song Mark Brown Productions – Picking Up The Pieces Video Production Pentab Media Are You “Broken”, Intro: Editor Clinton Edwards Jr. The Pool of Bethesda, Scene 6: Editor - Raja Pinnock, Raj Media Productions They Didn’t Know, Scene 8: Editor - Kirk Evans Musicians

The Pentab Band

Soloists/Lead Singers Samantha McPhee Maxine Farquharson Jonelle Gifts Nicholas Stewart Roberto McCalla Kyendae Pinnock Background Vocals

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Pentab Praise Team

MEET THE PLAYWRIGHT Annette Taylor-Spence first recognized her passion for drama as a teenager in High School at Hampton School in Malvern, St. Elizabeth, Jamaica, almost fifty years ago. Many years later, as a member of Pentecostal Tabernacle International, in Miami Gardens, Florida, she began to write plays based on biblical stories. The goal has been to make the Bible “come alive” on the stage in an informative, engaging, and transformative way. Based on her various experiences, including working at Pentecostal Tabernacle for more than twenty years; as a Grief Counselor; and as a Conflict Resolution Practitioner with Love CareFronting, she adds a ‘real world’ dimension to the dramatic presentations. Annette is a Poet, Teacher/Trainer, Public Speaker, Facilitator and Conflict Coach. These experiences have all been helpful in guiding the plots and can be detected in the plays she writes. Other plays written by Annette and produced by Pentecostal Tabernacle International’s Drama Ministry include: Behold the Lamb, Great Expectation, He took My Place, The Chase, Messiah, Beyond Today, and the highly acclaimed Unconditional Love which continues to enjoy an expanding and diverse audience on YouTube. Annette is the biological mother of two adult children, Orville and Peta-Gaye. Over the years she has gained many more spiritual sons and daughters who continue to challenge, motivate, and inspire her. Annette is a born-again Christian who is dedicated to using her Godgiven talents to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ. BROKEN THE STAGE PLAY

PRODUCTION TEAM Executive Producer

S. Robert Stewart

Producer Annette Taylor-Spence Technical Director Nicholas Stewart Drama Director

Assistant Drama Director

Annette Taylor-Spence Nicholas Stewart

Production Assistants Danica Mamby Kanece Trim Peta-Gaye Whyte Musical Director

Norman Small

Musicians [Pentab Band] Kirby D. Trim, Norman Small Kimberley Cole Choreographer

Sound Engineer - A1

Collette Mighty Raja Pinnock

Audio Visual Assistants Sophia Henry Doreen Riley Kelly Frith

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Lighting Technicians Jevon Ellis Raja Pinnock Clinton Edwards Jr. Robert Laneau Visual Mixers Kirk Evans, Jonathan Edwards Camera Operators Shawn Ferguson - Gracious Grafx Dwight Stewart - Clarighty Shafique Bartley Kirk Evans Jonathan Edwards Computer Graphics Operator

Nethlyn Saunders

Photographers Serena Forbes Victor Huesang - KD Imagery Set Construction Noel Alexander Alex Props & Lighting Designs Stage Manager/Assistant Gary Edwards George Mckie Character Development Artists Kayla Clarke Shari Robinson - Shayelle Beautiq Wardrobe Designer/Consultant Petchur Langston Designs By Petchur

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Wardrobe Assistants Moses Langston Delores Langshaw Colleen Duncan Genevieve Elias-Pryor Sonia Hill Maxine Farquharson Christine Henry Peachann Wright Kadian Richards-Brown Graphic Designer Kareem Waugh Playbill Shawn Ferguson Gracious GraFx Studios

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CAST

[In Order of Appearance] Praise Expression Group Anointed Harmony Ministry Worker Samantha Maxwell Spirit of Evil Dale Richards Spirit of Good Sean Gifts Ministry Worker Samantha Maxwell Simon Roberto McCalla Jesus Gregory Hall Dinner Guests Disciples Woman with Alabaster Box Peta-Gaye Whyte Angel [Singer] Maxine Farquharson Crowd at the temple Disciples Audrey Crooks Maryann Fraser Lloyd Jackson Marie Strachan Scribe Ojdre Sutherland Pharisee Dale Richards Woman caught in adultery Jonelle Gifts Crowd following woman Ranaldo Brown Christine Henry Roberto McCalla Collette Mighty Norlene Phillips Suzette Simmonds

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BEHIND THE SCENES

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BEHIND THE SCENES

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CAST (CONT’D) [In Order of Appearance] Wheelchair Man

Nicholas Stewart

Narrator Caroline Lawrence Crowd by the pool Winston Bramwell Ranaldo Brown Audrey Crooks Gary Edwards Maxine Farquharson Jonelle Gifts Lloyd Jackson Danica Mamby Suzette Simmonds Sandra Small Marie Strachan Kanece Trim Peta-Gaye Whyte Impotent Man Roberto McCalla Blind Man Norman Small Lame Man Dale Richards Withered Hand Female Christine Henry Jew 1 Dale Richards Jew 2 Ranaldo Brown Narrator Maryann Fraser Soldiers Gary Edwards Lloyd Jackson Ojdre Sutherland 23

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Crucifixion Crowd Ranaldo Brown Audrey Crooks Jonelle Gifts Christine Henry Norlene Phillips Dale Richards Suzette Simmonds Marie Strachan Peta-Gaye Whyte Collette Mighty Resurrection Crowd

Praise Singers

CAST GROUPS Anointed Harmony

Rhianna Brown Zion Clarke Gabriella Crooks Deiandra Glispie Gabrielle Hall Tori-Ann Jackson Kasei-Ann Oates Shelly Peters

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Disciples Leonard Anderson Jonathan Bramwell Christopher Bryan Sameer Campbell Anthony Ferguson Sean Gifts Rupert McCormack Ramon Rose Noel Pearson Mike Safi Jaedon Strachan Michael Kidd Background Vocals/ Grace Bramwell Praise Singers Maxine Farquharson Jonelle Gifts Christine Henry Suzette Simmonds Marie Strachan Kyendae Pinnock Ojdre Sutherland Roberto McCalla Samantha Maxwell Norlene Phillips Audrey Crooks

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