Religion Charities That specialise in Religious activities

THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION AND FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES WHICH SHALL HELP YOUNG PEOPLE AND PROMOTE THE BENEFIT OF THE INHABITANTS OF BROADFIELD AND THE NEIGHBOURING AREAS.

To help young people to develop their physical, mental and spiritual capabilities that they may grow to full maturity both as individuals and as members of society. To that end the charity runs a youth club prmarily for 10 to 19 year olds , which is grant aided by Westminster City Council and operates as a voluntary club under the supervision or Westminster Youth Service .

THE ABEL AND EVA REFSON MEMORIAL TRUST WILL USE ITS FUNDS TO SUPPORT JEWISH RELIGIOUS EDUCATION IN THE UK AND ABROADIT WILL OFFER ASSISTANCE TO SUPPORT TO NEEDY PEOPLE IN THE UK AND OVERSEAS

To safeguard the provision of recreation space within the parish of Bourton, Banbury. The charity holds for this purpose a parcel of land at the Eastern end of Chapel Lane, Little Bourton, which is equipped with play apparatus, and Outdoor Gym appartus designed for older children and adults. It is maintained by the Parish Council.

This charity supports the activities of Jewish religious organisations, especially in the field of education and provides philanthropic aid to the Jewish needy. Donations are made to organisations providing a sound religious education in accordance with the doctrines and principles of traditional Judaism and to institutions set up to provide aid to the Jewish needy.

To promote solidarity among the Melkites in the United Kingdom and to perpetuate the Melkite heritage and its Apostolic Mission in the World Community; to provide facilities for the advancement of the religious education of Melkite people in the United Kingdom; to provide for all the needs of the Melkite priests in the United Kingdom and in the Levant.

propagation of Islam;Building of Mosques;religious education for waqf nau children;emergency relief - natural disasters;assistance to deserving and needy;

The charity exists to promote the education of persons under the age of 25 who are in need of financial assistance and are resident in the parish; it also exists to promote the religious education of persons under the age of 25 who are resident in the parish. We receive applications from children, young people and their parents and decide whether to give grants and if so the amount.

Provides grants of money "to promote the education in accordance with the principles and doctrines of The Church of England of persons resident in the Ecclesiastical parish of All Saints Stradbroke and neighbourhood". Requests of an educational purpose could range from books and computers to travel and course fees, will be considered.

To remind both church and nation of the importance of our Christian heritage and the everlasting Gospel of The Lord Jesus Christ. Uphold the protestant reformed religion established by law according to the Queen's coronation oath.

To offer christian teaching and training as well as counselling and advice to church leaders both in the United Kingdom and abroad. This may include performing speaking engagements to churches and groups of church leaders, offering on-line training organising conferences and various kinds of mission activities.

A Tuesday Lunch Club Harworth Methodist Church Room Bircotes10:30am-14:30pm51weeks averageupto50 hot meals served and social activities.MealssuppliedbyCountyEnterpriseFoods paid by clients shortfall by Age Concern.Coffee Shop-Devonshire Road Community CentreHarworth MonThurs,Fri 8:45am-12:45pm 50 weeks.Social interaction and Signposting Service. Services suspended 16/3/20 due to COVID-19 epidemic.

Public multi-use hall with adjoining rooms and kitchen facilities. Currently used for sport, recreation, meetings, functions, exhibitions, religious activities, education/training, community based activities, arts, culture and general charitable purposes.

Castle Vale Christian Fellowship Trust actively promotes the gospel of Jesus Christ. The Trust supports the delivery of community based pastoral care, Bible study and social events for adults and children in association with Castle Vale Baptist Church.

The Ann Day Foundation seeks to support the mission and ministry of St. Peter's Church, Wymondham, to children and young people in the local parish. This includes supporting the children of the local CofE Primary School, by providing small grants and funding for educational purposes.

We maintain the Royal Engineers Memorial Chapel situated at the front of the South Aisleof St. Paul's C. of E. Church,Clitheroe.The Chapel is regularly cleaned and kept in good order.Flowers are replaced when necessary.

TO PROMOTE ORTHODOX JUDAISM AND IN FURTHERANCE THEREOF, TO DISTRIBUTE UP TO 75% OF INCOME GAINED FROM BANK INTEREST, TO REPAIR OR RENEW EQUIPMENT AND CONTRIBUTE TO EDUCATION AND RELIEF OF POVERTY OF MEMBERS OF THE SYNAGOGUE.

The upkeep and maintenance of the Church of St Mary The Virgin in Bletchingley. The financing of the construction of any buildings for the purpose of promoting the Anglican faith in the village of Bletchingley.

Promote the Christian faith, the organisation, sponsorship and promotion of Christian churches in the UK, relieve poverty and promote education. The Trust gives to organisations and individuals both in the UK and abroad

To reach the Nation with the Gospel, building the UK Church with resources, via The Way. (www.theway.co.uk) We have a vision to reach the lost and to uphold our Christian heritage. The Way also seeks to provide practical help to the marginalised in our society, to make Jesus known to our secular society and to provide a voice for the Nation.

CCWA seeks (i) to promote community work as a vital aspect of the Churches' mission in the UK and (ii) to provide resources and support for those involved in church-based community work across the four nations of the UK.

The charity is established with the object of furthering the religious educational and other charitable work of the Church of England in the parish of Ormesby St Margaret with Scratby Great Yarmouth in the county of Norfolk

The Trust supports the worshipping life of the Parish of St Matthew, Northampton, in particular by making available grants for the maintenance, repair and improvement of the fabric of the parish church, and by financial support for educational and developmental activities.

Preaching the gospel of Christ Jesus , his death and resurrection.Ministring healing and deliverence to the sick and needy by the preaching of the Word of God and laying on of hands.Proclaiming the return of Jesus.

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