A Taunton church presented an Easter play which raised over £2,000 for a local homeless charity.
St James Players, from St James Church, held performances of Bodysnatchers, an Easter whodunnit play written by a member of the cast.
The script was inspired by the mystery surrounding the resurrection of Jesus during the first Easter.
St James Players hosted two sold-out shows and raised over £2,000.
All proceeds will go towards Open Door's Raising the Roof appeal, a Taunton charity that provides daytime support to the homeless community.
Open Door operates out of a building in Mary Street that requires significant repair.
However, with the appeal's total reaching a staggering £50,000, this is only the beginning.
Despite this, the play was well-received, being described as both "fun" and "thought-provoking".
Open Door offers a wide array of support services such as meals, clothing, washing and laundry facilities.
Additionally, it creates opportunities to help homeless individuals regain control of their lives.
For those interested in learning more or making a charitable donation, they can visit www.tauntonopendoor.org.uk/.
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