ISAAC Relationships
Whether you think of Jesus and the way he related to his 12 disciples, or Moses when he envisioned and charged young Joshua – there…
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UK Network update
The global pandemic has taken our UK regional meetings online. These meetings are designed to be a supportive time for anyone working in addictions/recovery in…
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“Fear not” : A note of encouragement
These are extraordinary times in which we are living! I know for many, these world-wide events and actions are causing some difficulties. As each nation…
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Estonia Connects: Viljam shares
What do good train schedules, great jokes and God’s plan have in common? The answer – perfect timing. One of the core functions of ISAAC…
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Intercontinental Connection
This is a short post on how ISAAC member organisations from different continents connected to bless each other’s work written by Andy Partington. Novō’s vision…
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A growing UK network
Mary Halsey, UK Coordinator for ISAAC reflects on the past year and how the ISAAC UK network is experiencing organic growth and change: I have…
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Important ISAAC Asia Update
In this post, Warwick Murphy, Executive Director of ISAAC Australasia shares the latest from his ministry and work: In July this year myself, Warwick Murphy…
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Act. Now.
“Act. Now.” Those were the two words that I heard very strongly through a presentation at the World Federation Against Drugs conference in Gothenburg, Sweden…
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Jesus: Identity and Misunderstanding
How do you feel when you are misunderstood? Frustrated? Maybe rejected? Jesus was probably the most misunderstood person that walked this earth. His mission was…
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Jesus the dual national: An Easter message
“In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. All things came into being by Him, and…
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Save the date!
We are delighted to announce that the next ISAAC UK Conference will be on Saturday 6th October, 2018 (please note the change). This year’s ISAAC…
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