Sugar Camp native Laurie Craig spends a moment pondering a symbolic object before presenting it to Jesus.  (Photo by Linda Goldsworthy)

Of all the scenes, that of the crucifixion was the most emotional.  Special lighting added impact to the mood. (Photo by Linda Goldsworthy)

In a magnificent rendition of All Good Gifts, tenor Don Phelps silences the audience with emotion. (Photo by Linda Goldsworthy)

"Yes, it's all for the best," according to Judas and Jesus, played by Dave Kirby and Mike Wang. (Photo by Linda Goldsworthy)

Jesus ties an armband on Cindy Wang's arm to represent her acceptance of Christ as well as her personal relationship with him. (Photo by Linda Goldsworthy)

John the Baptist assists troubled policewoman Jackie Ribbe 'prepare ye for the way of the Lord.' (Photo by Linda Goldsworthy)

Cindy Wang, Laurie Craig, and Karen Schmitt enjoy a moment of vaudeville in the number "All for the Best." (Photo by Linda Goldsworthy)

John the Baptist warns the world that "He" is coming and to prepare.  This was Dave Kirby's second show with the group. (Photo by Linda Goldsworthy)

Called the "Human Prop" in the program, Donna Russell provided fill-ins when needed throughout the production. (Photo by Linda Goldsworthy)

Jackie Ribbe battles the foes of evil as cast members slither and squirm around her. (Photo by Linda Goldsworthy)

Jesus shares a parable with Karen Schmitt in hopes of creating a unique community of disciples. (Photo by Linda Goldsworthy)

Karen Schmitt, Laurie Craig and Beth Jacobson assist Jesus in teaching a parable about those who will enter heaven. (Photo by Linda Goldsworthy)

Jesus tells explains the parable of those who will enter the kingdom of heaven with the assistance of Dave Kirby, Cindy Wang and Lisa Miller. (Photo by Linda Goldsworthy)

Don Phelps and Cindy Wang partake in the Lord's Supper during the second act which reveals the impact of Christ's Passion and its impact on the newly-formed community. (Photo by Linda Goldsworthy)

Musical Director Martha Milanowski and Technical Director Doug Russell provided accompaniment as part of the pit orchestra. Both have been involved with the TLTC for several productions. (Photo by Linda Goldsworthy)

The women of GODSPELL strut their stuff in "All for the Best." (Photo by Linda Goldsworthy)

Beth Jacobson encourages a fellow disciple to "Turn Back, O Man" and forget "thy foolish ways." (Photo by Linda Goldsworthy)

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