Lots of fun and laughter as Santa visited during our Christmas party!

We were delighted to welcome families along to our Christmas party with lots of younger siblings excited at the prospect of joining us when they reach Year 1! Great team games and party food!

Lots of fun and laughter at Tea & Memories Christmas Party. Here’s Mother Claus with her elf and other helpers.

We had an amazing time making Christingles and celebrating Christ as the Light of the World.

A lovely Christmas get together for the Synergy network of church leaders from Isca, Exmouth and Hatherleigh. We were also delighted to welcome Synergy leaders Aled Griffith and Simon Shaw.

Lots of fun and laughter We had great fun at the Christmas fair, here’s our Hope at Home team, who were also joined with other Isca folk running stalls at this popular event.

Today International Men’s Day (Nov 19) celebrates the positive value men bring to the world, their families and communities. We want to honour and appreciate the men in our lives, let’s celebrate our monthly Beacon Heath men’s group -here they are enjoying whisky tasting.

A weekend visit to a church and children’s home in Lipova A small team from Isca spent time with this wonderful community, eating together, worshipping and praying during a long overdue visit, delayed by covid. We have supported this community for many years and look forward to strengthening our ties with them. This image shows

What have they been doing? Answer: They’ve been key players in establishing and running the Beacon Centre, starting in autumn 2014. The photo shows them working on Jan’s grant applications. Over the years Jan and the team have applied for many grants and raised tens of thousands of pounds for the centre. Thanks Jan and

Knife Crime DramaWe’re delighted to support this group of people visiting local secondary schools! Who are they? They’re actors from Saltmine Theatre Company touring schools with a highly effective and thought provoking production and workshop about knife crime.  Here’s a YouTube video showing what young people from St James School think about the production.