Religion Charities That specialise in Religious activities

ADVANCEMENT OF CHRISTIAN RELIGION.RELIEVE OF POOR, SICK AGED, DISABLED, HANDICAPPED OR INFIRM, HOMELESS OR UNEMPLOYED.AND ANY OTHER PERSONS IN NEED AND GENERALLY TO SUPPORT THE CHARITABLE WORK OF THE SAID CHURCH.

SUPPORTING THE WORK OF ST GILES CHURCH, LEIGHLAND, SOMERSET.

The promotion of religious teaching - Church of England - within the parish of Whittington, Shropshire and the maintenance and upkeep of St John The Baptist Church, Whittington.

Throughout the Coventry Diocese the Guild encourages the recruitment and training of members in the art of change ringing; promotes the proper use of belfries and bells and fosters ringing for services. This is achieved by holding regular meetings of ringers in each of the Guild's districts and as a whole Guild, supporting each others' towers and updating members via newletters and a website.

Church of England

The Trustees oversee the care and management of the Charity's assets and distributes funds to the Wappenham Poors and Church Charities as recommended or requested by their Trustees.

Support of St Mary's Church, Oakley

Relief of Widows and Orphans of deceased Church of England Clergy who have served in the Huntingdon Archdeaconry

Through small grants and otherwise to support projects to meet social need within the Sandwich Deanery and to promote understanding of environmental concerns.

The charity offers a comfortable, well appointed residence, to a couple, or single person who are/is 55, preferably 60 years of age, and are/in preferably the Church of England persuasion. The residence, when vacated, becomes available at a comparatively low cost.

To augment clergy stipends.

Proving money to support the fabric of the village church and after that to assist those "in need" in the parish of Longstowe

Income for the upkeep and repair of the fabric of St Thomas Church, Goring, and the upkeep and repair of any Church Hall held for the parish of Goring.

grants given to young people for teachings in Church of England

General charitable purposes; maintaining a building where the community can congregate, or where community activities (such as elections, parish council meetings, fitness classes or church events) can take place. We also organise five or six events each year to bring the community together.

To transport elderly to day centres, associated clubs, luncheon club and church. To allow local community groups to have occasional use.

Making grants for appropriate Church Bell improvement projects on the Isle of Wight. Providing appropriate volunteer "manpower" and advice to church bell improvement projects on the Isle of Wight.

The charity was formed by the Rector and Churchwardens of St Margaret's church, Isfield, East Sussex following a bequest to them in January 1989 by Mrs Margaret Lomas. Her will specified that it was to be applied for such religious purposes in their parish as they think fit.

The Friends of Brecon Cathedral supports and makes grants to religious choirs and organisations.

To provide financial and other support to the Anglican Chaplain appointed to, but not employed by, the University of Reading.

SUPPORTING ALL SAINTS' CHURCH SUTTON

To support the restoration, repair, maintenance and beautification of the Parish Church of St Nicolas, Great Bookham in the Diocese of Guildford (hereinafter called ?the Church?) and of the monuments, fittings, structural fixtures, stained glass, furniture, ornaments and chattels in the church and churchyard, including paths, walls, gates and main services belonging to the Church

Village Hall available to:- Youth club, courses, church, sports development, choir, fund raising ie. whist, bingo, social, etc.

Maintain, promote and develop music education and the appreciation of the art and science of church music, in all aspects. By the maintenance of a voluntary choir, instrumentalists and organ scholars at St Mary's Church, Portsea. And by the giving of recitals and concerts. And by the giving of recitals and concerts to further the religious and charitable work of the Church of England.

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