Religion Charities That specialise in Church or place of worship

A Bible Believing Christian Fellowship in Preston City Centre. Sunday 11am Worship, Breaking of Bread, Childrens Small Blessings group.Wednesday 7pm Prayer and Praise time.

The main activity of The Charity is the hiring of the all on a daily, weekly, monthly and yearly basis to local groups and societies and for one off parties and events.The Hall is hird out to local groups free of charge i.e Parish Council, Church, Fete Committee etc and for local fund raising events.

AIF gives support for families where one partner is usually Roman Catholic, or Orthodox, and the other of another church, giving them a voice within the churches, and working for unity of Christians everywhere.

Playgroups to parties, caravan rallies to theatre nights, garden societies to church services, bridge clubs to wedding functions. Celebrate a special occasion, your fundraisers or regular events at our lovely village hall. Lots of space for marquee events and bouncy castles! Over 100 parking spaces. Our very keen price policy produces nearly 500 annual bookings. We have room for more! Tel 01299-82

The advancement of the Christian Gospel of salvation by the grace of God through Christ Jesus through its proclamation.Also, the advancement of education by teaching; the relief of those in need by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability and financial hardship and the advancement of community development.

Providing free and confidential information,advice and guidance,benefiting the community of Chapelgreen in the City of Sheffield and adjoining areas. Organise and undertake relevant research work.Work with relevant institutions and organisations to secure the widest range of services that best matches the needs of its client population,obtain monies through grants and donations.

The club was founded in 1968. We help people with various disabilities to use laptop computers. In this context we provide other social activities including an annual holiday. We meet weekly each Friday at the Priory Church Hall, Dunstable, Bedfordshire.

The Empire Hall is a village hall for annual events (eg flower show/harvest supper/church Christmas fair/ Easter Market), village organisations (eg parish council, badminton, Lunch and Thursday Clubs) and weekly well being activities. Its stage hosts plays/films/concerts. It is bookable for parties, dances, meetings, classes and elections. It is an essential part of the fabric of the village.

Unity South is a charity based in Balham. The organisation provides a community space for people from all parts of London to come in and gain access to services, make friends and share their concerns. Activities run at the centre include Christian worship, counselling, community meeting space, health access and healthy living and old people's project. The centre is open from Monday to Sunday.

The On Organ Fund makes grants to churches and places of worship for the provision, restoration or rebuilding of pipe organs. Applications must be for organs situated within the British Isles.

The Beck Community Centre provides a facility for multiple user groups of all ages in the South East area of Kendal , where no other such facility exists. These include Groups for babies, childminders,uniformed groups, senior citizens, Church, modern dance,ballet, keep fit , groups with disabilities,U3A groups, coffee mornings, charity fundraisers and the capacity for hire by local residents

Church Hall. The hall is used for some church activities and is let to various local clubs and organisations for educational and recreational activities, in line with the Trust Deed requirements.

The aim of the Charity is the interlocking union and instruction of their believers according to the New Apostolic Confession of Faith. The Charity is independently maintained and is represented on the governing body of the New Apostolic Church International. The teaching and belief of the Charity is in accordance with the Ten Articles of Faith.

Local village hall that provides amenities and activities for local residents. The hall is available to hire for various village events - choir, keep fit, exhibitions, children's groups etc. We also run monthly coffee mornings, soup lunches that are well attended by the older village residents. The hall is also used by the local parish council and the church council.

We are a Male Voice Choir who learn music and song to enable us to sing in concerts to help raise monies for other charities. We have enjoyed singing in Italy, Spain, Austria, France, Germany and Belgium together with venues like Symphony Hall in Birmingham, St George's Chapel in Windsor and the Royal Albert Hall in London.

Provide activities and training via a range of themed programmes to young people aged 6-14 1/2 years. Themes cover global beliefs and attitudes, community, outdoors, fit for life, creative expression. A progressive programme aimed to prepare young people for adult life.

The Society was founded with the object of promoting interest in and knowledge of the history of the Church of England from the sixteenth century onwards. The Society aims to do this through an annual lecture and by publishing primary material of significance for the history of the Church of England, whether in the form of letters, diaries, treatises, visitation articles, or other documents.

TO HAVE AVAILABLE A HALL AND FACILITIES FOR THE LOCAL COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES WHICH INCLUDES DANCE TEACHING, EXERCISE CLASSES, THEATRICAL PRODUCTIONS, MONTHLY CHURCH SERVICE, RESIDENTS MEETINGS, EDUCATIONAL CLASSES.

Founded in the 19th Century to assist women involved in prostitution, we continue to support work with women who sell survival sex, or support work with woman and children at risk of such involvement.

Sunday meetings for preaching, teaching, worship, prayer: Coffee mornings provide instruction, support, fellowship: Support groups - drug & alcohol rehabilitation, mental health, veterans, other support groups as requested. Evening meetings provide teaching, encouragement, support, and fellowship: Support to the community: Operational base for Street pastors evening patrols, Place of Welcome.

Financial support for Little Malvern Priory, especially towards the maintenance and repair of the fabric and the furniture and fittings of the church.

To advance and promote the Christian faith. To provide regular church services on Sundays and Wednesdays. At the Wednesday meetings a time is set aside to share healing experiences based on the teachings of Christian Science. Our reading room is open on weekdays for the public. An annual free public lecture is given based on Christian healing.

Objects: To maintain the fabric of the parish church of St Mary the Virgin Bathwick Bath and the upkeep of the organ and furniture and fittings therein. If not required as above in any year, to further the religious and other charitable work of the Church of England in the said ecclesiastical parish.

To promote and assist the work of the Church of England in the Diocese of Lichfield by supporting parishes in correct and lawful stewardship of investments and property, and the trustees of local ecclesiastical trusts in the administration and management of the trusts whose assets are vested in the Diocesan Trust as Custodian Trustees. Therefore the Charity does not have assets or liabilities.

To preach the good news of the kingdom of God and the name of Jesus Christ. To support and encourage our members and all those connected with them to reflect the character of God as exemplified by His son, Jesus Christ. To show the characteristics of love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self control in all of our activities.