Religion Charities That specialise in Church or place of worship

A Sunday service is delivered by our Minister, a visiting minister or a lay leader, each Sunday at 11am. Various charitable activities are undertaken by members of our congregation.

Church activities undertaken at The Giving Tree ministry centre; Sunday service each week, Farsi speaking group, Bible studies, Discipleship training , Weekly prayer meeting, English Classes, Cafe Ministry, Barista training discipleship, Worship ministry meetings, Youth group

Glorious Inheritance Mission, is stepping up our UK Youth Projects community initiatives, join together with sister churches to develop the Youth Programme, now that we are about to get our won place of worship.We continue to co-operate with various Faith and Youth Groups, with the aim of working together to eliminate the increase death rates among the youth, from knife and gun crimes.

Christian church services, Counselling services for people going through bad times, tragedy, bereavement to spiritually heal them, Youth services through trips, outing, police and community leaders involvements, food and clothes bank services to needy people. Donation to hospital for children, Great Ormond. All our services are provided from 42 Wildfell Hall, Catford, London SE6 4HU and facebook

The church works to the Diocesan goals of worshipping God, making disciples and transforming communities. We hold a variety of services for worship at varying times and days, we offer groups to nurture faith & friendship and we have sought to reach out to the wider parish by providing facilities and activities for all ages.

The Charity exists to maintain and manage 10 almshouses in its ownership for poor persons of good character who are members of the Roman Catholic Church.

The organisation provides church facilities/ rooms for hire, place of worship, generally advancing religion, pastoral care and outreach for the parish. The church is also available to the public for private prayer and reflection.Facilities are open every day for more information on opening times please refer to our website https://www.holyspiritsouthsea.org.uk

PROVIDING A PLACE FOR WORSHIP, TRAINING AND OUTREACH AS A CHURCH BASED IN YEOVIL, BUT SERVING THE WIDER AREA OF SOUTH SOMERSET AND NORTH DORSET. INVOLVEMENT IN A WIDE RANGE OF ACTIVITIES DESIGNED TO MEET THE NEEDS OF LOCAL COMMUNITIES, PRIMARILY THROUGH BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS, SMALL GROUP MINISTRY, COURSES AND CHARITABLE GIVING.

St Mary's Church Acton and St Oswald's Church Worleston provide Church of England services including baptisms weddings and funerals.

Holding public worship services on a Sunday and other meetings throughout the week to promote the spiritual growth of those in attendance. Supporting missionary activities through prayer and financial aid, and giving similar support to individuals who find themselves in need.

The Church holds weekly services in Bedlington which are open to the public and profiled in our publicity material. The Church also runs youth programmes. The Church continued to run a Community Help Hub during 2018/19 providing assistance to those seeking to apply for jobs or benefits, and a Debt Advice Centre affiliated to Christians Against Poverty, but both closed towards the end of the year.

Grantham Baptist Church aims to make disciples and transform lives both in the church and in the community. Volunteers in the church serve many activities engaging both young and old from the cradle to the grave. There are outreaches to those who are disadvantaged through meals, advice for people in debt and a whole range of children's and youth activities.

Our mission is to live out our faith by doing the Gospel of Jesus Christ. In this mission we will endeavour to work with the host communities and within a multicultural context with humility and sensitivity. We do this in the knowledge of the sufficiency of God's grace to develop the generosity to give and the humility to receive by providing hospitality and welcoming the stranger.

Serving the Gospel of Jesus Christ in the local community and around the world.Supporting orphanages in Eastern Europe.Feeding the poor and needy in the local community.

LETTING OF VILLAGE HALL TO GUIDES, BROWNIES, MARTIAL ARTS GROUPS, KEEP FIT CLASS, AMATEUR DRAMATICS GROUP, CHURCH, AND VARIOUS OTHER USES.

By providing a centre called the Seahouses Hostel mainly but not exclusively for the advancement ofeducation and purposes beneficial to the community and religion; to provide a residential centre primarily for the use of young people from within the Church of England Dioceses of Newcastle and Durham and also other young people as the trustees determine

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- to advance the Christian religion in accordance with the Holy Bible in Luton and anywhere within the UK/world.- to promote social cohesion within the community by organising events and working with local charitable organisations- to visiting/comfort the sick- to carry out weddings, funerals, baby blessings, house blessings etc - to help those in need

Promoting in the ecclesiastical parish the whole mission of the Church

Religious Activities - Parish Church - Part of the Church of England

Place of Religious Worship. Pastoral Care and Christian Education. Social Action into the local community

THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITH ACCORDING TO THE PRINCIPLES OF THE BAPTIST DENOMINATION. THE CHURCH MAY ALSO ADVANCE EDUCATION AND CARRY OUT OTHER CHARITABLE PURPOSES IN THE UNITED KINGDOM AND/OR OTHER PARTS OF THE WORLD. The church holds activities throughout the week that advance the religion. They hold regular prayer groups, Bible study and house groups at the church and remotely.

An independent evangelical church holding weekly Sunday services in Great Cornard, supporting local charities and putting on community events such as Summer Shine, an outdoor activity for local children and their families, an October Light Party as an alternative to Halloween, and Cornard Christmas, a Nativity based event including craft activities for the children and refreshments for all.

New Street Church CIO seeks to create a thriving church community that attracts and supports all ages including families and the student generation and has at its heart a desire to spill out of its own walls to proclaim good news, serve its community, to resource and bless other churches and to be the catalyst for growth in discipleship, evangelism and community-building.

Although fully part of the Church of England, Oak Tree is different from the traditional parish church. Its primary activity is to meet for prayer, worship, teaching and fellowship formally on a Sunday, but also informally during the week in small groups. The Fellowship runs a Christians Against Poverty centre and other local projects to serve the residents of Acton on an ongoing basis.