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Broken ( bro’-ken) vt., vi.pp of break-adj. 1. Violently separated into parts: shattered. 2. Damaged or altered by breaking. 3. Splintered, fractured; torn apart; humbled; ruined; rough. In a day where life Trials and Tribulations are constantly in front of us we need to be Inspired to keep holding on when most of your hope is gone. In Are You Still Broken? Best -Selling author Terence Pollard provide more short stories that will provide encouragement to those who are still experiencing one of many life’s challenges. Through his encouraging and uplifting words, Terence applies wisdom, coupled with common sense to convey meaningful messages that can change your life. Are you still broken? Terence will share from his life experience how he loss everything and what he tapped into so he could have everything restored so now these stories will inspire you while you are still going through. Terence Pollard has been Licensed and Ordained minister since 2006 and is a trained volunteer chaplain through Haven Hospice in Gainesville, Florida. He is a Best Selling Author and a Motivational Speaker for more than twenty five years. He also Authored Children’s books, and a Violent Reduction Program. A small business owner ( vetrepreneur ) He started the weekend back-pack program while working at a social disadvantaged school. He has operated mentor program that was responsible for assisting hundreds of males get into college. Retired twenty-three year veteran of the US Army Reserves where he served in both Desert Storm and Desert Shield, Terence currently resides in Gainesville www.TerrencePollard.org
