Religion Charities That specialise in Religious activities

We provide a community hub for all ages and ethic background of residents of Basildon Borough Council and surrounding areas

The Brownlow Trust exists to support the Church of England through the provision of facilities for religious services, mission, instruction, meetings and conferences, and to promote the spiritual, intellectual, political, moral and social well-being of young and old alike within the local community.

Fund Raising for capital projects for Sidmouth Parish Church

Making grants to Whitchurch PCC and Fishpond and Stanton St Gabriel DCCs towards repairs to the churches and the religious work of the Church of England in the ecclesiastical parish

OVERSEEING CHURCH ACTIVITIES

The Charity operates within the Parish of Wymondham, in the County of Norfolk, founded by deed dated 15th November 1833 and in the matter of the Charities Act 1960.The income is applied to cover expenses of management; towards the provision of a Sunday Lecturer and the promotion of religious education of children and young people in the Ecclesiastical Parish of Wymondham.

Christian activities associated with St Peter's Maxey and the village of Maxey

Church purposes in the Parish of Antingham

Caters for the religious, social, spiritual, cultural and educational needs of the Punjabi Hindu community in particular and other communities in general in the borough of Charnwood, Leicestershire.

To provide funds firstly for the repair and maintenance of the Collett family tomb, the St. John's chapel and the bells and ropes at the church of St. Martin of Tours, Chelsfield, and secondly for the repair and maintenance of the said church, chancel and churchyard.

To provide funds for the maintenence and restoration of All Saints Church, Campton, Beds

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Manage Warlingham Church Hall, leased from the Diocese of Southwark, for the benefit of the community

The charity exists to further Evangelical Christian work in South Lakeland, Cumbria UK. To this end the charity supports one worker in the village of Coniston who works with young people in promoting the good news of Jesus Christ.

Grants to needy, serving clergy of the Church of England.

The principle activity of the charity is the provision of recuperative holidays for Christian women workers of the Protestant faith, being persons of limited means who require rest from some active missionary work or other Christian service.

An almshouse trustProvides accommodation for older people from the local area in 5 cottages associated with the attached chapel of ease.Maintains the cottages for the residents.

Relief of clergy and their dependants in particular need.

advancement of the Jewish Religion with especial reference to the work of the Hampstead Garden Suburb synagogue's work in this respect

Lets two residential properties at below market rent to people currently or previously employed full time by Christian organisations, and their families. Such people and their families are either in need and/or Christian missionaries on furlough.

Fundraising for the benefit of Finchley Central Federation Synagogue and Jewish education in general

Raising money for preserving the structure and fabric of the church

BLACK CHAPEL IS A CHURCH WHICH HOLDS SERVICES ACCORDING TO THE RITES OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND, BUT WHICH IS NOT PART OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND ITSELF. ITS GOVERNING DOCUMENT IS A TRUST DEED AND IT IS RUN BY A BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

GRANTS ARE MADE IN THIS ORDER OF PRIORITY, TO - CHURCH OF ENGLAND SCHOOLS IN THE WARLEY DEANERY.CHURCHES IN WARLEY DEANERY,FOR THE RELIGIOUS EDUCATION OF CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE.INDIVIDUAL YOUNG PEOPLE, UNDER THE AGE OF 25 YEARS, RESIDENT IN THE WARLEY DEANERY, IN SUPPORT OF THEIR EDUCATION.THE BOUNDARIES OF THE WARLEY DEANERY CAN BE FOUND ON -WWW.BIRMINGHAM.ANGLICAN.ORG

The advancement of the Christian Faith, furtherance of religious or secular education, encouragement of missionary activity, relief of the poor and needy and help and comfort of the sick and aged.