Religion Charities That specialise in Christianity

Church of England Parish

We gather at different times and on different days of the week as part of one church family. We are part of the Church of England and, with other local churches, members of the wider Christian community in Hyde Park, Wrangthorn and Woodhouse.

Makes grant to individuals. The beneficiaries are communicants of the Church of England resident in the Diocese of York, Liverpool and Manchester.

We are a Church of England parish within the South Cambridge Deanery of the Diocese of Ely.

Local Church of England parish church - Twickenham Green.

Church of England Parish Church in Frome, Somerset.

Holy Trinity Hinckley is a part of the Diocese of Leicester within the Church of England.

Prayer, liturgy, worship and music, in the Catholic tradition of the Church of England, with a welcoming congregation in a beautiful building. Eucharist (with Children's Church) Sunday 1030am. Regular programmes of support for charities in the neighbourhood and elsewhere, community lunches, social outreach events, and musical events organised by the church and by groups who hire the building.

The Charity is a multi benefice Church of England parish, providing services to the local community and those further afield. The PCC promotes in the ecclesiastical parish the whole mission of the church, pastoral, evangelistic, social and ecumenical.

Church of England Parish Church

For the benefit of All Saints almspeople and for the purpose of furthering the work of the Church Of England in the archdeaconry of Bristol. The maintenance of All Saints Church, Bristol.

Church of England, Regular public worship open to all

Grace Church Highlands is a Church of England 'Mission Initiative'. Our aim is to serve Christ and to share Christ. We meet for a service every Sunday at 10.30am in Highlands School; during the service we run a creche and groups for children aged up to 14. We organise a range of other activities for Church members, guests and for the people of Highlands village.

Church of England Parish Church

The parish of St Oswald, Norbury is a parish church within the Church of England. Our main activities are the provision of regular religious services, services for life events for the community and supporting activities amongst those in need in the local community. We raise funds to maintain our worshipping life, develop community activities and to support local and overseas charities.

Nursery providing pre-school education for children between the ages of 2 and 5 and breakfast club/after school club for children attending Totley All Saints Church of England Primary School aged from 4 to 11.

Religious activities within the Farnham Deanery of the Diocese of Guildford. The Parish, located in the Farnham area, comprises the districts of Hale, Upper Hale, Folly Hill, Sandy Hill, Heath End, Weybourne and Badshot Lea; and is served by three C of E churches, namely: St. John's, Hale; St. Mark's, Upper Hale; and St. George's, Badshot Lea.

Church of England religious activities in Easingwold and Raskelf North Yorkshire.

THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND PARISH OF HENFIELD WITH SHERMANBURY AND WOODMANCOTE CONSISTS OF THREE PARISH CHURCHES SEEKING TO ENABLE PEOPLE TO LIVE OUT THEIR CHRISTIAN FAITH AS PART OF OUR PARISH COMMUNITY THROUGH: WORSHIP, PRAYER AND DISCIPLESHIP, PROVISION OF PASTORAL CARE FOR PEOPLE IN THE PARISH, AND MISSIONARY AND OUTREACH WORK.

Promote the aims and whole mission of the Church of England

Religious activities relevant to the Church of England

THE ADVANCEMENT OF RELIGIOUS AND OTHER CHARITABLE WORKS. SUPPORT OF FORMATION WORK BEING DONE BY THE CONGREGATION IN NIGERIA. PROVIDING FREE LEGAL SERVICES AND COUNSELLING, EDUCATION AND RELIGIOUS SUPPORT IN ACCORDANCE WITH ROMAN CATHOLIC TEACHINGS IN THE GREENWICH AND BEXLEY AREA. EMERGENCY SITUATIONS LIKE NATURAL DISASTERS.

All the current work of the charity relates to the provision of school facilities to St Mary's Primary School, Twickenham.

GENERAL CHURCH ACTIVITIES USUAL IN THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND

To provide Almshouses for persons of limited financial means aged between 55 and 70 upon initial occupation. Residents must be of good character and members of the Church of England