Religion Charities That specialise in Church or place of worship

Church activities including services, weddings, funerals, charitable appeals.

To maintain Godfrey House, Petersfield as six self-contained flats for elderly, needy people, primarily for members of the United Reformed Church in Petersfield or any church in the local area.

The Trust Funds support the Unitarian congregation in Bradford to maintain a building for public worship in the Unitarian tradition.

Preaching of the gospel. Youth activities. Work within the village

The Empire Hall is a village hall for annual events (eg flower show/harvest supper/church Christmas fair/ Easter Market), village organisations (eg parish council, badminton, Lunch and Thursday Clubs) and weekly well being activities. Its stage hosts plays/films/concerts. It is bookable for parties, dances, meetings, classes and elections. It is an essential part of the fabric of the village.

THE CHURCH CHARITY PROVIDES GRANTS TO THE PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL OF ST JAMES CHURCH SMISBY TO ENABLE THAT ORGANISATION TO APPLY SUCH GRANTS IN MAINTAINING ST JAMES CHURCH, ITS CHURCHYARD AND CHURCHYARD GATES, AND IN OTHERWISE MAINTAINING THE SERVICES THEREAT.

We hold in trust a place for public worship, religious Christian education, lectures, meetings and activities of the United Pentecostal Church of High Wycombe.

Unity South is a charity based in Balham. The organisation provides a community space for people from all parts of London to come in and gain access to services, make friends and share their concerns. Activities run at the centre include Christian worship, counselling, community meeting space, health access and healthy living and old people's project. The centre is open from Monday to Sunday.

Religious activities -- Church of England

Religeous Activities

We house the local offices of the Leominster Team Ministry and let out the main hall and a meeting room to any organisation. Kitchen facilities are also available for catering.

Provides three cottages for Church of England teachers in the Deanery of Maidenhead and Windsor at preferential rents.

This is a small registered charity that serves the Cotswold village of Bibury. The charity was born in 1898 when several separate local charities were combined. Our main responsibility now is to preserve Bibury Village Hall, and keep it at the heart of village life. For this reason, we have adopted the working name Bibury Village Hall Trust. There is also a small welfare trust within the charity.

The On Organ Fund makes grants to churches and places of worship for the provision, restoration or rebuilding of pipe organs. Applications must be for organs situated within the British Isles.

Support for other charities, e.g. Aid For Africa, B.M.S. Leprosy Mission. Take the Christian message to the local community. Youth work locally.

To provide spiritual welfare to members of the Roman Catholic church.

THE PROMOTION OF THE PRINCIPLES AND DOCTRINES OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND IN THE ECCLESIASTICAL PARISH OF ST. MARY THE VIRGIN, DEDHAM BY SUCH MEANS AND IN SUCH MANNER AS IS MORE PARTICULARLY PROVIDED IN THE SCHEME DATED THE 13th AUGUST 1979.

The Charity is associated with the upkeep and activity of St Botolphs Church, Newton and the surrounding Parish.

We provide accommodation for Christian people at a reasonable rent. Along with this we provide help to the Baptist Chapel at Mayfield for the continued preaching of the gospel of Our Lord Jesus Christ.

The principle activity is the education, relief and advancement in life of Jewish children and youth under the age of 25 and to enable such children and youth to develop their physical, spiritual and mental capacities.

To operate a Christian Science Church

Our group consists of Beavers, Cubs and Scouts & Explorers between the ages of 6-18 years old. The children come to weekly meetings where we do badge work, play games and have camping weekends. We do charity work eg fundraising for various charties and support our church in fundraising St Francis Feniscliffe who are our sponsors

Church Hall. The hall is used for some church activities and is let to various local clubs and organisations for educational and recreational activities, in line with the Trust Deed requirements.

The aim of the Charity is the interlocking union and instruction of their believers according to the New Apostolic Confession of Faith. The Charity is independently maintained and is represented on the governing body of the New Apostolic Church International. The teaching and belief of the Charity is in accordance with the Ten Articles of Faith.

To contribute towards the maintenance and fabric of St Stephen's Church, Bristol.