The Trust God play deals with church secrets and the private lives that hold them. It’s no secret the Christian church has been experiencing a period of turbulence. From the Pulpit to the Pew, leaders and laypersons are falling from their pedestals one after the next with scandals of infidelity, double lives and money obsessions. But the real secrets are embedded in the stories of pain behind these scandals.  And that’s where this theatrical stage play, Private Pain in Public Pews comes in.

Re-launched and edited from Dr. Spencer’s original play Private Pain In Public Pews, the story focuses on Minister Terry and his wife Lydia who are admired by the congregation. But their picture perfect image is threatened when Terry’s old flame Tia, weasels her way back into his life. Terry tries hard to run from his past but ends up hitting a brick wall.

Beautifully written and emotionally captivating this play focuses on the need to Trust God even when our trust has been shattered.

Trust God performed in Toronto, Jamaica and the UK.