Religion Charities That specialise in Church or place of worship

TO ADVANCE THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION, TO PROMULGATE THE TEACHING OF CHRIST AND TO EVANGELISE IN THE POWER OF THE HOLY SPIRIT ;TO FURTHER SUCH OTHER CHARITABLE PURPOSES FOR THE BENEFIT OF THOSE RESIDENTS IN THE LONDON BOROUGHS OF CAMDEN, HACKNEY, HARINGEY AND ISLINGTON AS THE MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL DETERMINE FROM TIME TO TIME.

The main object of the charity is to relief poverty through the teaching of the biblical doctrines to regular members and the general public

Provide places of worship services of Christian worship and Fellowship facilities allowing Believers practice their faith Organising services of Christian worship prayer meetings Christian teaching preaching public celebration of religious festivals Missionary and outreach work Provision of money management and debt counselling advice Provision of small grants

The Charity is the Parochial Church Council of Berwick St John, Nr Shaftesbury, Wiltshire SP7 0EY

Bromley Mandir is a place for Hindu worship and community cohesion, and caters for the religious, social, spiritual, cultural and educational needs of the Hindu community in particular and other communities in general in and around the borough of Bromley including adjoining Greater London region.

Advancement of Christian faith and relieving of poverty

This is a religious charity organisation established to educate people and to respect all religion and to learn about all religion mainly Islam. The charity is opened to all the public who want to learn about Islam and the Muslim faith. We are open for five time daily prayers and were open 5 - 7pm Monday to Friday for youth activities such as learning about Islam and other faiths.

Worship services (all open to the public), dedication of infants, adult baptism, marriages, funeralsMeetings for Bible study and prayerSupporting missionary and evangelistic workVisiting the sick and lonelyWeekly luncheon club for the elderlyParticipating in local inter-church projects which address community needs (eg food bank)

Parochial Church Council of The Lee Parish Church

Providing meetings, conferences, lectures and publications that promote a wider interest in and knowledge of the Anglican and Lutheran traditions, and giving opportunities for common worship, study, friendship and witness.

The Trust provides grants to charitable organisations that: (i) relieve poverty or financial hardship in a sustainable way (eg through education provision and infrastructure support); (ii) work to prevent or ameliorate illness through public education and awareness-raising; and (iii) promote religious harmony and community cohesion. It also supports the charitable works of the Church of England.

Grace Community Church operates from a building at Commonside, Pensnett Dudley, serving the local community byadvancing the Christian faith, relieving financial hardship by provision of funds, goods or services, giving counsel and support when required, and providing facilities in the interest of social welfare to all sections of the community.

ECWNS coordinates a roving shelter providing homeless adults with food and a night's sleep in church premises in the London Borough of Ealing during the winter months. Homeless guests are referred by local outreach agencies. The coordination includes helping to recruit and train volunteers, ensuring safe operation and best practice and day-to-day liaison with referral agencies.

Activities of religious organisations, operating as a christian faith and believing church.

Meeting spiritual, mental and physical needs within Ashfield district

We seek through our activities & counselling, to improve the mental health and wellbeing of our community and support them with access to essential items such as food, clothes and basic utilities when needed. Activities include craft groups, music, and youth group activities. Our beneficiaries include the BAME community, homeless, drug & alcohol addicts. We operate in Southend on Sea

Manages assets bequeathed by former residents of the Parish of Over. Income remaining after defraying all expenses is divided into three equal parts, with one equal third paid to the Church Branch and the remaining two equal thirds to the Town Branch.

To further or benefit the residents of Town End Farm estate and the neighbourhood to advance education and to provide facilities in the interests of social welfare of the residents.In furtherance of these objective the trustees have power to establish, manage and maintain a community facility in the building known as St. Bede's Church.

The provision and maintenance of almshouses (the 5 Chafyn-Grove Cottages on New Road Zeals) their out buildings and grounds, for persons in need, who are members of the Church of England or as the Trustees shall decide.

Meet every Sunday for worship and to study the bible at a Hired Hall in Streatham.Teaching young children songs and bible stories and memory verses.Teaching young people life skills and and grounding them with the bible scriptures that they may lead the church in the fututure.Donating food, clothing, toiletries and other basic needs for the homeless on a regular basis to the Ace of clubs.

We hold a weekly Sunday morning service, Communion once a month and an afternoon tea service once a quarter.We provide facilities for people to come for lunch, keep fit and social groups We support local and national charities.We are involved with the local community and have a coffee lounge for community and charity use.We have good disabled access to all rooms

Christian Church

Each year we arrange 10 lectures on Arts subjects, 5 visits to museums, galleries and places of interest and 2 special interest days for members and their guests from the public to attend. We supported Young Arts by providing bursaries to two students of easel conservation at the Hamilton Kerr Institute. We also support volunteer Church Recorders and two groups of Heritage Volunteers.

THE CHARITY EXISTS TO MAKE PAYMENTS TO THE CHURCH OF ST JOHN THE BAPTIST, CHIPPING BARNET, FOR ANY CHARGES PROPERLY INCURRED BY THEM IN THE MAINTENANCE OF THE FABRIC AND FURNITURE OF THE CHURCH. THE AREAS AND PRIORITIES FOR WHICH PAYMENTS MAY BE MADE ARE CLEARLY DEFINED.IF ADDITIONAL FUNDS ARE AVAILABLE, THE FOUR OTHER NEIGHBOURING CHURCHES MAY APPLY FOR GRANTS AS DEFINED IN THE SCHEME.

to advance the christian religion; to manage a centre for people in need, LAMA House of Worship; to relieve poverty and sickness