Professions Charities That specialise in Clergy

To advance religious and other charitable work.

THE CHARITY'S MISSION IS TO ADVANCE THE ROMAN CATHOLIC FAITH BY CARING FOR THE SICK AND THE ELDERLY, ASSISTING THE CLERGY AND SUPPORTING THE WORK OF THE FOREIGN MISSIONS.

Grief to Grace provides specialist 5-day residential programmes of spiritual and psychological healing for those who have suffered sexual, physical or emotional emotional abuse in childhood or adolescence, including those abused by clergy or religious, or for those who have suffered violation as adults, as well as ongoing support, education and training in these areas.

The role of the PCC is to oversee the affairs of the Parish, including financial management, safeguarding of children and vulnerable adults, and the care and maintenance of the church buildings. Also to assist the clergy in the leadership and spiritual guidance of the Parish.

Provision of Almshouse Accommodation for the Christian poor of the parish's of Newland and surround, retired clergy and churches in communion there with.

Upholding the doctrine of the Church of England and assisting clergy, parishes, schools and the like in their work and mission.

The PCC is made up of 13 members and its role is to work with the vicar to promote the mission of the church in the parish, to care to people, to spread Christ's gospel of Good News and co-operating with other churches especially in our newly formed cluster of neighbouring churches. It takes decision by vote.

The Charity supports priests of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Plymouth by:* the payment of grants to Diocesan Priests in need;* the payment of Allowances to Diocesan Priests, (including former Members), who have resigned from ecclesiastical office;* the provision of assistance, of whatever kind, to relieve Diocesan Priests who are sick, infirm or elderly.

Provision of Central place of Hindu worship with priests performing religious activities and ceremonies conducting public worship and prayers.Facilities to provide religious functions , celebrating with the public all Hindu festivals.Religions function relating to birth marriages & deaths.Provide central place for Hindu cultural social & educational activities based on Hindu principles.

The charity grant aids the Thomas Harley Educational Foundation and the Thomas Harley Charity for Widows of Clergymen. The educational foundation awards grants to schools and young persons from the preferred area of benefit, defined as the villages of Osgathorpe & Belton (Leicestershire) and the former urban district of Coalville. The widows of clergy are mainly from the Leicester diocese and gran

Activities include worship, pastoral work in the community, engagement with local school providing baptisms, marriages and funerals for the local community, maintaining local church buildings and churchyard. Through social and outreach activities we also raise funds to continue our work and maintain our buildings and churchyards. We operate from our 17 church buildings and 5 clergy parsonages.

The PCC cooperates with the Vicar, Revd Matthew Catterick, in promoting the whole mission of the church: pastoral, evangelistic, social and ecumenical. It does this through regular public worship, pastoral work including visiting the sick and bereaved, teaching of Christianity through sermons and courses, and a wide variety of community and other activities based in the church and meeting rooms.

The Ministry Area promotes the mission of the Anglican Communion and spread the Gospel to the people of Whitchurch, Rhiwbina, Birchgrove and Llandaff North. The Benefice also provides pastoral care, including visiting the sick and local schools, and carries out baptisms, weddings and funerals. Funds have been raised for various charities in all four of the churches within the Benefice.

PROMOTING HINDU RELIGION, RUNNING RADHA KRISHNA TEMPLE, HOLDING CONGREGATION, GIVE RELIGIOUS TALK TO SCHOOL CHILDREN VISITS PRAYERS MEETINGS, FUNERALS, CEREMONIES, EVENTS LIKE BIRTHDAYS, ANNIVERSARIES, WEDDINGS (INDIAN & REGISTRY OFFICE WEDDING), NAMING CEREMONY, BABY SHOWER CEREMONY, CELEBRATION OF ALL FESTIVALS, PRIESTS SERVICES, IN THE TEMPLE & OUTSIDE THE TEMPLE. ASTROLOGY & PALMISTRY SERVICE.

The PCC has the responsibility of co-operating with the vicar in promoting in the ecclesiastical parish the whole mission of the church: pastoral, evangelistic, social and ecumenical.The PCC's vision is for the whole church to be following Jesus, sharing His good news, and seeing lives transformed.

St Luke's supports the mental health and wellbeing of the Anglican clergy. It offers one-to-one care and treatment with trained health professionals. It also offers wellbeing services to clergy via their dioceses and training colleges, such as resilience training workshops, establishing reflective practice groups and other activities to help clergy to flourish in their ministry.

Grants for charitable purposes within the Diocese of Norwich with focus on the support and training of the clergy, support for certain activities of the Norwich Diocesan Board of Finance and other Norfolk charities.

The primary purpose of St Lawrence Jewry was to serve and minister to the non-resident daytime population of the City of London by having regular weekly services, weekly recitals, special services and by providing a welcoming space for people to have a quiet time or to pray. The vicar also offered pastoral support to those who are in need. Bibles & other publications were provided for public use.

The PCC advances religion in providing the resources to enable clergy, paid workers, volunteers and the build ing to live out its declared purpose to welcome,to engage all comers in an exploration of faith and to include all people in the way that Christ did in his ministry. The building is widely used for community purposes including fundraising events and concerts.

The mission of the Parochial Church Council ('PCC') is to work with the Vicar and ministry team in promoting the whole mission of the Church - evangelistic, social and ecumenical - in the Parish and congregation.

St Mark's Church offers regular public worship which is open to all. It provides a sacred space for prayer and contemplation. Chiefly through the activities of the vicar, it engages in pastoral work, including visiting the sick and bereaved. Christianity is taught through sermons and courses. The church also supports other charities in the UK and overseas.

The PCC of St Mark's has the responsibility in promoting in the parish the whole mission of the Church of England. It also has maintenance responsibilities for the church building and hall complex. It plays a full part in the life of the Deanery and the Diocese, and supports its work through the parish share. The Diocese supports St Mark's through the provision of clergy and their housing.

The charity runs a House of Formation to train missionary priests for the Diocese of Westminster. It also supports pastoral activities carried out in the UK and abroad by the students in formation, by the staff and by the priests who have been ordained: evangelisation, catechesis, liturgical ministry, assistance to families, to elderly and housebound, hospital chaplaincy, etc.

The PCC co-operates with the incumbent and the other parochial clergy in the promotion of the whole mission of the Church; pastoral, evangelistic, ecumenical and social. The Council's responsibilities include the care and maintenance of St Peter's Church, the Court House, the Court House Cottage and All Saints' House, and also for the maintenance of parts of the Three Close Lane Cemetery.

All Souls Church is a growing Church of England congregation rooted in the local community of north St Margarets and south Isleworth. The church is led by Joe Sellers , Vicar of All Souls, together with a range of teams that oversee the various aspects of the church's life and work - characterised by a friendly welcome, contemporary music, lively children's groups and community outreach.