Religion Charities That specialise in Church or place of worship

We are a very, very active old age pensioners club, for retired people, we play snooker, crib and dominoes, and we also have a very active ladies, and gents, whist drive section, and we also hold other activities each year, i.e. every year round about mid December, we hold our annual Christmas carol concert, which is conducted by one of our local Church leaders and where we all of us have a really

The Memorial Village Hall is used by all local groups such as the, Skittles teams, Bowls Club, Church, Private parties and is a Polling Station. It is in the centre of village and is the designated Emergency Shelter. There are disabled facilities which include a ramp and a toilet. There are also baby changing facilities.

The Village Hall serves the needs of the catchment area and is used regularly by the Parish Council, Church, Flicks in the Sticks, an annual live show sponsored by Arts Alive and a number of local groups. The licence for all the activities taking place in the Village Hall has been issued by Herefordshire Council.

To nurture and build the Christian community in Fingringhoe and the surrounding area

fundraising for fabric etc of St Mary's Batcombe

The principal activity is to raise funds for the preserving, maintaining and renewing of the building of the Church of St. Martin's Dorking, and its fabric, furniture and fittings.

Financial support to Church of England Dioceses of Manchester Liverpool Chester and Blackburn

To foster interest in the Church and to cooperate with the PCC in the preservation and improvement of the fabric, furniture,stained glass and monuments of the church and its churchyard, which may include reasonable contributions to the everyday running costs of the church and churchyard and in furthering any other scheme or project to help in maintaining their safety, beauty and utility.

this group aims are to encourage children to socialise, and learn new skills whilst respecting others.

Further the religious and other charitable work of the Church of England parish of Stotfold

The advancement of the Christian Gospel of salvation by the grace of God through Christ Jesus through its proclamation.Also, the advancement of education by teaching; the relief of those in need by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability and financial hardship and the advancement of community development.

The charity engages in religious activities, worship and preaching. We provide for the welfare of our members, providing assistance and grants for those in need, including homes for the elderly. Also we support financially local hospices and worldwide charities, especially in the event of an international emergency.

Income generation for the upkeep of West Alvington Church

The Selmes Trust's expenditure is used to manage the Trust's land and riverbank in an environmentally sensitive manner, generating income for the benefit of the fabric of St Peter's Church, Newenden, and allowing certain parts of the land to be used as open space for the benefit of the inhabitants of the parish of Newenden for certain sporting and leisure activities.

Grants to support Ministers and students in recognised ministerial training. Grants for projects which enable outreach and mission, especially to children and young people.Grants to enable individuals, particularly young adults, to access practical training and discipleship which equips them for Christian service.Purchases Bibles for children and young people.

Making grants to relieve need, hardship or distress;to further the religious and charitable work of the Church of England and applying surplus income thereafter for charitable purposes benefiting the inhabitants of the area of benefit. The area of benefit is the Civil Parishes of Liss, Milland and Rogate and the Ecclesiastical Parishes of St Luke's Milland and St Luke's Lynch with Iping Marsh.

Providing free and confidential information,advice and guidance,benefiting the community of Chapelgreen in the City of Sheffield and adjoining areas. Organise and undertake relevant research work.Work with relevant institutions and organisations to secure the widest range of services that best matches the needs of its client population,obtain monies through grants and donations.

To maintain and look after the Church Room, making it available to local groups at a reasonable rent to enable many people of all ages to meet together and participate in beneficial activities.

Grants towards the Anglican Church in Russia and other charitable purposes in the Russian Empire

the conservation and enhancement of the church of St Mary the Virgin, Fairford ,Glos

1st Duddon (Dalton Church) Scout group currently caters for young people aged between 6-14 years old via a Beaver Colony, Cub Pack and Scout Troop. The group aims to develop its members by using a progressive training system, involvement with other youth organisations and community projects.

The Trustees see their principal purpose as being that of supporting the Church in its task of spreading the good news of Jesus Christ. The Trustees only consider applications from organisations known to them.

Provision of a series of concerts and recitals of classical and modern musical works (usually max. 6) in each season, October - June, at local Church premises in the Henleaze district of Bristol, including giving particular prominence to gifted local young musicians, and presenting pre-concert talks by eminent musicians and academics on the contents of each concert's programme.

Scouting activities for young people and adults. Training, leadering and activity instructors, providing a community-wide activity.

Worship. Christian Education. Community work especially with chilodren and young peopleMaintenance of Church Building