Religion Charities That specialise in Church or place of worship

Holy Trinity Platt PCC has the responsibility of co-operating with the Incumbent, Revd Dr Paul Mathole, in promoting the whole mission of the Church, pastoral, evangelical and social. The PCC also has specific responsibility for maintenance of the church buildings.

Promotion of the Gospel of Our Lord Jesus Christ according to the doctrines of the Church of England

A Church of England Church

Raising income from Charitable Foundations, Corporate Donors and Individuals. Investment income is derived from rents receivable from letting the Charity's Freehold and Long Leasehold properties. The Trustees continued to support The Beis Nadvorne Synagogue, institutions of higher and further education, institutions caring for the poor & sick and individuals qualifying as Charitable Beneficiaries.

Public preaching of the Gospel in order to advance the Christian faith in our sphere of operation; training men and women for church leadership, and running activities open to our communities such as parent/carer and toddler/baby groups, a food pantry, youth groups, fitness classes and support for the development of wider skill sets. Planting churches through the development of Gospel Communities.

Bevis Marks , built in 1701, will undergo conservation work to protect its fabric and bring it up to the standards expected of a modern public building. The area and buildings around the synagogue will become an education and cultural centre telling the story of the community that made it within the context of it surroundings, and how it has become the longest serving synagogue in Europe

Providing ministerial and other support for Methodist churches in the Bolton Circuit

Management structure promoting the work of Circuits and implement Conference decisions. Synods which authorise the District's work. Pastoral support for ministers and deacons. Promote mission through evangelism and ecumenical links. Guidance and promotion of best safeguarding practice for children and vulnerable adults. Resourcing ministerial training. Grants to circuits for mission projects.

PLACE OF WORSHIP & MINISTRY

The charity resources and provides one-to-one services to local church communities that enables an understanding of university student culture and allows effective support of students from a Christian perspective.

Public worship open to all, sacred space for personal prayer and contemplation. Pastoral work. Teaching of Christianity. We are increasing our involvement with businesses, the community and supporting young families. We support other charities. The maintenance of our mediaeval church visited by many as one of Salisbury's icon buildings including the organ that King George III gave to Salisbury.

Promote as a place of historical & contemporary significance in the spiritual & social life of Bristol, the nation & the world. Tell of the Wesleys & their contribution & relevance to thought, belief & action today. Develop a sustainable heritage attraction, educational resource, cultural venue & community facility. Offer opportunities for reflection,challenge & spiritual encounter.

A Christian church, part of the Kingdomcity group of Churches.

The principle activity is the advancement of the Christian Faith, by promoting, supporting and encouraging the church by any means whatsoever including the preaching and proclamation of the Christian Gospel, along with the pastoral care of people and those in leadership within the church.

The ownership, maintenance of Milton Hall, a place of public religious worship for Christian worship, the Service of God and for the inquiry into Christian truth. Preaching of the Glad tidings and other meetings are also held. The hall is registered for Christian marriage.

The promotion of the whole mission of the Church, pastoral, evangelistic, social and ecumenical, in the parish known as Borderlands Mission Area - this includes the provision of regular public worship open to all, sacred space for personal prayer and contemplation, pastoral care, the teaching of Christianity, outreach to the wider local community and support and activities for specific groups.

The Oratory supports the religious and other charitable works carried out by the Fathers and Brothers of the Oratory, including daily religious services, with a Sunday congregation averaging about 1,000. It maintains a listed (grade II) church with free public access.

For the advancement of the Christian religion in accordance with the Statement of Faith and the support of gospel work within Hull and beyond. This includes the employment of staff to work with families, children, students and adults of all ages and the provision of the Christ Church Centre.

The purpose of the charity is to make arrangements for the communal worship of God and to do what it can towards the furtherance of His Kingdom on earth.

1.1 To advance the Christian faith iaw the worldwide teachings of the International New Apostolic Church.1.2 To promote the unity and instruction of the members of the New Apostolic Church according to the New Apostolic Creed. 1.3 To advance education. 1.4 To carry out other charitable activities associated with the International New Apostolic Church for the benefit of the UK community.

Our objective is to advance the Christian religion in the United Kingdom according to the tenets of the United Family International Church for the benefit of the public through the holding of prayer meetings and conferences in addition to producing and/or distributing literature to enlighten others about the religion.

Church of England

Trust is responsible for maintaining and managing an independent art gallery devoted to the work of one of Britain's greatest 20th Century artists Sir Stanley Spencer RA who was born in Cookham and set many of his paintings in the village. The gallery has over 100 paintings and drawings of the artist and is housed in the former Wesley Chapel where he worshipped with his mother.

Christian worship, training and service for all ages and from all social and economic backgrounds

To lead a life of prayer according to the pattern laid down by monastic tradition, that is, 'to serve, praise and worship God in the spirit and in truth' through the threefold means of prayer, work and lectico devina.The community also produces and sells various arts and crafts.