Religion Charities That specialise in Christianity

Furthering the work of the Church of England in the city of Plymouth. The abbey hall is used for church related activities and for letting to the public in order to gain income to cover expenditure.

The objects of the charity are the repair of the fabric of St Margaret's Church, Durham and to maintain the services therein and subject thereto, to further the religious and other work of the Church of England in the areas of the parishes of St Margaret, Durham and St John, Neville's Cross, Durham.

The provision of grants to assist the study, practice and improvement of instrumental music (including in particular organ music), and singing (in particular choral singing) especially in connection with the services of the Church of England and of Churches in communion with the Church of England.

The trust manages its property which is situated in the parish of Hampton Lucy. From the net proceeds of income, the trust makes grants for the benefit of Hampton Lucy C of E Primary School, Hampton Lucy Parish Church and to promote the education of persons under the age of 25 who are, or whose parents are resident in the parish of Hampton Lucy, and who are in need of financial assistance.

To promote the Roman Catholic faith and Roman Catholic institutions anywhere in the world so that the Roman Catholic faith may be propagated. The charity operates shop premises selling products associated with the Catholic faith and Christianity generally. The charity's premises also provides a Chapel with the Blessed Sacrament where local leaders of the Catholic community lead worship.

Religious activities, and in particular to provide clerical assistance for the Vicar of St. Peter Mancroft Church, Norwich and to help further the religious and other charitable work of the Church of England within the parish of St. Peter Mancroft.

The provision and maintenance of almshouses (the 5 Chafyn-Grove Cottages on New Road Zeals) their out buildings and grounds, for persons in need, who are members of the Church of England or as the Trustees shall decide.

The objects of the charity are to provide items, services, facilities and special benefits not normally provided from some other source for the pupils of Hunslet Church of England School and any Church of England voluntary aided or grant maintained school inf the anglican deanery of Armley.

The patronage of certain ecclesiastical benefices of the Church of England and the tenure and administration of the capital funds of the British Society for Promoting the Religious Principles of the Reformation, known as the Protestant Reformation Society

The object of the charity is to advance, for the public benefit, the education of pupils who live or attend school in the ancient parish of Coleshill (including parts of Kingshurst and Chelmsley Wood) and are in financial need, by awarding grants, scholarships or making provisions in such other ways as the trustees decide, having regard to the principles of the Church of England.

To provide benefit of any kind for which provision is not normally made out of public funds for any voluntary school in the area of benefit in which religious instructions in accordance with the doctrines of the Church of England is given.

The trust comprises three self-contained single floor cottages known as the almshouses, which are for aged and deserving poor single persons or couples who are communicant members of the Church of England. There are additional charity funds which augment the income of the almshouses. Annie Pim, Theodore Pim, and ER Stoneham are collectively known as the Crayford Ecclesiastical Charities.

To provide a fund for children to pay in music tuition income, milk income, trip income, charity events income, school photograph income, book club income, and to pay out expenditure in accordance with user accounts.

Fundraising for the Gerrards Cross Cof E School. Moreland drive, by way of events involving Parents Children and Teachers.The PTA run several events per year including The Christmas fair, Quiz night, Easter Hamper raffle , Party in the Playground, Ball.

Through financial assistance to further the religious and other charitable work of the Church of England in the ecclesiastical parish of Littleham with Exmouth.

Provides relief for sick and needy retired persons who are or have been priests of the Nottingham Diocese.Consolidated with 1134449 (Nottingham Roman Catholic Diocesan Trustees, a company limited by guarantee number 7151646 and its corporate trustee) from 1st April 2010 onwards.

To further the religious and other charitable works of the Church of England in the parish, being the Ecclesiastical Parish of St Stephen with St James and St John the Baptist, Bristol.

The Trust gives to Quaker, local and national charities which have a strong social bias, and also to some UK based international charities. The Charity's grant making programme is fully committed and so the Trustees are not considering unsolicited grant applications at the current time.

To apply such of the income as the Trustees determine for the benefit of The Retreat, York, (a non-profit making Registered Nursing Home) to make grants to meetings of the Religious Society of Friends and to enable travelling in the Ministry.

The 'Friends of Hever School' raises funds for the benefit of Hever C of E School in Hever, Kent.The main focus of the Friends fundraising at the moment, is to raise funds for facilities to enrich the children's education.

Trustee of Church of England primary school properties located within the Borough of Warrington and in this role it provides support to the schools by way of repair grants and contributions to capital projects

The Trust raises money mainly through investments and donations. This income is used for charitable purposes (whether for the advancement of religion or education, or the relief of poverty, or for any other charitable purposes whatsoever) connected with the Roman Catholic religion in line with the charity objectives.

Educational support and charities currently supported by the Trust,mainly in support of the Roman Catholic religion, together with some support for medical-related charities. The Fund is almost fully committed for the next 5 years.

To raise Funds for the relief of sickness and preservation and protection of health of all persons attending the Selsey Medical Centre, by the provision of facilities and equipment and amenities beneficial to such persons.Raise Funds via activities, subscriptions from members, donations and collection boxes.Provide funds for the Medical Centre to spend following the approval of the Trustee

To pay one half of the income to the St. Lawrence preacher To apply at least two thirds of the balance for religious educational purposes in connection with the Church of England amongst children,young persons and adults in Ipswich. To apply the residue of the income in or towards the preservation and upkeep of the redundant parish Church of St. Lawrence, Ipswich.