Religion Charities That specialise in Church or place of worship

We have four funds. Relief in need, education, public purposes & church. They are self explanitory, except that the church fund is a share of our net income. Our area of benefit is limited to the urban & rural districts of Whittlesey. Applications from outside our district will perhaps not receive a reply.

Place of worship and community centre

THE PRINCIPAL ACTIVITY DURING THE YEAR CONTINUED TO BE THE PROMOTION OF CHRISTIAN SERVICE IN THE COMMUNITY IN ACCORDANCE WITH MEMORANDUM AND ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION

Provide a place of worship and education

The church's objects are:1. The advancement of the Christian faith and the worship of God;2. To provide relief to people who are in need, hardship or distress, who are aged or sick;3. The advancement of education on the basis of Christian principles.

We are a Christian church based in Harrogate and meeting Sunday mornings, 10am at 93 High Street, Starbeck, HG2 7LH. We operate various activities including Sunbeams (mother and toddler group), Extend (for the over 60's), CAP Release (for those with life controlling dependencies), CAP Life Skills (helping those on low income), CAP Job Club (for unemployed), children & youth work.

To promote Christian Science within Manchester and beyond and offer spiritual help to those in need

THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITHCHIEFLY THROUGH EVANGELISM CHURCH MEETINGS & MISSIONARY SUPPORT

The Charity makes grants as funds permit to the Dean and Chapter of Lincoln Cathedral towards the worship, maintenance, preservation, improvement or repair of the fittings, ornaments, furniture and monuments in Lincoln Cathedral, and the furthering of schemes to set forward it's beauty safety or utility.

The charity produces a bi-annual journal and occasional newsletter. It holds an annual conference and an annual pilgrimage to the shrine of St Alban. An office is maintained to receive public enquiries, together with an extensive reference library and a website giving information about the Fellowship. Grants are awarded.

The charity operates for the welfare of St. Nicolas Church.

Church Meetings, community activities

TO SUPPORT AND DEVELOP ACADEMIC RESEARCH INTO THE THEOLOGICAL STUDY OF RELIGION AND SOCIETY, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE DOCTRINE AND PRINCIPLES OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND.

Religious activities

? Regular Church services during the week in the Church Auditorium for all.? Forum for interaction and Friendliness ? Christian Counseling ? Marriage, Relationships etc? Christian Celebration ? Harvest, Easter, Holy Mary Day etc? Adult Education (Literacy and Numeracy, internet access & usage)

Religious Activities

Poplars acts as a catalyst for sustainable community cohesion and development and act as partner in the Local Churches Partnership.

The advancement of religion through and of the charitable work of, the United Reformed Church, with particular responsibility for the Thames North Synod of the Church.

Church fellowship with the mission to pray for church growth through new converts into the Kingdom and to glorify God and advance his Kingdom.

Provision of Church Hall for public use

Seeks to equip individual Christians to be more assured and effective in their places of worship and work in their local communities.

Advice Centre, Youth Centre, Mosque, Madrasha

Church - Place of worship and Social Activities

Sunday Services centred around Biblical preaching. Mid-week Bible Studies & Prayer Meetings. Monthly 'Charity Book Stall' in Banbury market. Other open air outreach. Monthly services in a local old people's home. Occasional children's activities. Distributing free Christian literature in the locality.

The Church has continued to hold services on Sundays and Thursdays with additional functions, sometimes open to the public, on other occasions through the month. We have supported some external charities in response to appeals and we continue to be self sufficient for our own funding from contributions provided by our own members of which we currently have 177 registered