Religion Charities That specialise in Christianity

To make provision to meet the spiritual needs of those members of the Catholic church who are members of the theatrical profession. To give assistance to members in need.

Church of England

The Open Synod Group is a group of present and former members of The General Synod of the Church of England that promotes unity amongst all Christians. It meets when the General Synod meets affirms its hope in the future, living out our faith in a positive spirit which is both liberal and critical.

Used for the benefit, either individually or collectively, of those men and women of pensionable age who are part of groups in Biggin Hill supported by the Church of England.

Furthering the religious and other charitable work of the Church of England in the Ecclesiastical Parish of All Saints Helmsley in the County of North Yorkshire

The charity provides funds for the further education of persons resident within the parish

For Religious Education in School

Church of England

RAISING FUNDS AND SUPPORTING EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITES FOR THE ENJOYMENT OF CHILDREN AND FAMILIES ATTENDING BRADING CHURCH OF ENGLAND CONTROLLED PRIMARY SCHOOL. ENABLING PARTICIPATION FOR ALL IN COMMUNITY EVENTS AND EXTRA-CURRICULA ACTIVITIES, INCLUDING OFF-SITE VENUES.

The stated aim of the brigade is: "Extend the Kingdom of Christ amongst lads and girls and to encourage faithful membership of the Church of England". Establish friendships between young people and adults in a caring and safe environment; Help young people and children to grow in confidence, develop their skills and abilities, and work together and show care and concern for others; Encourage young

THE PROMOTION OF THE WORK OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND IN THE PARISH OF ALL SAINTS ULCOMBE

School fundraising, bingos, music evenings christmas & Summer fairs, football tournaments etc

Support of the work the Roman Catholic Church in the parish of Datchet.

The charity previously owned and managed a field in Queniborough and used the income to support its charitable purposes. In 1990 the field was sold and the profit invested with CBF Church of England Funds.

Distribute money received from rent from a field near Boston, to children for further education and to widows in the Parish of Digby and to Digby C of E School.

To promote the education of children attending the Church of England School at Ixworth, and the Sunday School at Ixworth or in the neighbourhood.

Provides an area Cemetery

To advance education by promoting a knowledge of vegetariansim as one eexpression of the principle of the Religious Society of Friends commonly known as "Quakers" by arranging and conducting meetings, discussions and lectures, printing and publishing pamphlets and other papers, providing information and instruction in vegetarianism.

Support given to Gt Glemham people and organisations in Gt Glemham for educational and general purposes

Support adults and children who have a village link to access educational activities and opportunities within our church and school community and to provide items to enhance the well being of the church and its community.

The Eyre Chapel is a remarkable monument set in the tranquil surroundings of Perrymead Cemetary on the hillside to the south of Bath. Built in the mid-nineteenth century for Count John Eyre, with architect Charles Hansom, it is a classic example of Gothic Revival Architecture rich and intricate in design. The chapel is open to the public by appointment and on advertised open days.

Church of England

CHURCH OF ENGLAND PRIMARY SCHOOL

The Charity raises money from parents and ex-parents of the School through a Gift Aid scheme. Money raised is used to supplement school budgets to finance additional teaching resource and the purchase of additional ICT equipment.

Financial help for residents under 25 within the church parish of Shenstone to enable them to further their education and/or go on expeditions with a charitable aim. Helping to provide instruction in the teachings of the Church of England to children and young people in the parish.