Religion Charities That specialise in Church or place of worship

SWHEA WAS FORMED BY THREE PARTNERS: THE SALT FOUNDATION, SHIPLEY COLLEGE AND SALTAIRE UNITED REFORMED CHURCH. ACTIVITIES INCLUDE: MANAGEMENT OF THE SALTAIRE COLLECTION OF HISTORICAL ITEMS (to National Standards) AND THE DESIGN, DEVELOPMENT AND DELIVERY OF LEARNING RESOURCES BASED ON SALTAIRE'S INDUSTRIAL HERITAGE TO SUPPORT EDUCATION FOR LEARNERS OF ALL AGES.

Kingston Choral Society was formed in 1949 and has 120-130 singers. Concerts are usually held in Kingston Parish Church. It performs four concerts a year covering a wide range of music from Bach to Gershwin and often performs with professional orchestras and high calibre soloists. There are occasional workshops and regular social and fundraising events are held.

Supports the work of the Methodist Church among forces communities by making grants to the Methodist Church and other Methodist bodies.

Church

The church provides a place of worship for local residence. The charity's objectives is the advancement of the Christian faith and social action in accordance with the statement of faith with the Assemblies of God.

Supply of provisions for 1,000 people in the autumn which gives each person a basic meal every day for about three months. Funding for some minor operations,medicines and improvement of living conditions for the poor. Funding for the running of a Care Home for elderly folk. Funding for maintenance of church buildings. Bible teaching and Christian outreach.

We aim to inspire positive change in the community through events, activities and personal support of all ages. As a Christian faith based organisation we create opportunities for building esteem, social and interpersonal skills and sharing love & hope with all ages. We are inclusive regardless of background, sexuality, faith, age or ability, helping everyone find the way to live life to the full.

The provision of financial assistance for the repair, upkeep and maintenance of the Parish Church of Quatt in the county of Shropshire together with the graveyard and the preservation, protection, improvement and upkeep of the mansion house at Dudmaston and the pleasure grounds, park, lands and appurtenances and chattels.

New Life in Christ Ministries is a non denominational, bible based, Christian church offering religious worship services, Bible studies and other community activities on a weekly basis.

The pursuit of such charitable purposes connected with the Roman Catholic Church and in particular the parishes under the care of Downside Abbey.

The main objective of the CIO is to advance the Christian religion for public benefit

The Charity represents a Christian congregation in Chester le Street, Co Durham providing pastoral ministry, public worship services, children and young people's work, evangelism, and teaching. It accommodates Durham Christian Partnership's rehabilitation, counselling and food bank collection work .It supports missionaries in UK and overseas, but does not respond to unsolicited funding requests .

Teaching and preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ. Gift and donations to orphanage, support for the older adults, widows, poor and unemployed within our community. mentoring youths and teenagers to become good and God fearing adults, working with them to improve our community. We also send funds to disaster areas and providing support to the homeless and vulnerable people in our local community.

The Christ Church Constitution 'Forward' states that 'Christ Church exists to glorify God- Father, Son &Holy Spirit, by making known by witness and actions and by being a fellowship in which those whoknow Christ may grow in Him and have opportunity to use the gifts with which He has endowed them'.

As a church we meet publicly on a Sunday morning where we praise and worship God. We listen to God's word (the Bible) being taught as well as singing and praying together. Children are taught at a level and in a way that is appropriate for them. There is an opportunity for social interaction and informal fellowship. A creche facility is providedMid-week evening meetings are held in private homes

OUR VISION-Raise a generation committed to God, who implant his Kingdom and, consequently, have an abundant life. John 8.14Our Mission-WIN and BUILD ,Consolidation of faith by delivering a discipleship order given by JesusDeclaration of Faith-We believe that the Holy Bible is the inspired, infallible and immutable word of God.

The training and education of veterinary students, the furtherance of veterinary research,the upkeep of the fabric of Church of England churches in rural areas,and the promotion of the study and execution of creative arts and musical study and performance in the geographical area of Lincolnshire

The advancement of the Christian faith according to the principles of the Baptist denomination.Through regular public worship, prayer, Bible study, preaching and teaching;Supporting our community through community based activities eg coffee mornings, youth projects. etc

Our purpose is the advancement of the Christian faith, through teaching, preaching and evangelism and by making Jesus known through practical and spiritual action. This includes Bible teaching, Worship services, Children's work, Youth activities, Street work, and running the Alpha course.

Advancing the Christian faith and reaching out to our community to secure the physical, material and spiritual well being of the vulnerable through various social interventions including food-banks, coffee mornings, job club, social gatherings to reduce isolation, feeding programmes and youth activities.

Religious worship. Provision of social activities - coffee mornings, boys brigade, girls brigade, bible study, room hire to community groups.

CAC Victory Centre vision is to nurture and equip an assembly of believers through the ministry of the Word of God. The activities include Youths' fellowship, Counselling, Evangelistic Outreach, Music Rehearsals. Main Meetings: Wednesday: Bible Study/ Counselling @7.30pm. 1st & 3rd Fridays Breakthrough Service- 7.30pmSunday Service @ 1.00-3.30pm. c/o St James Church, New Cross Gate SE14 6AD

Maintenance of the fabric of a fine late-medieval building and supporting the administrative costs of running the church