Religion Charities That specialise in Religious activities

Church based activities

The repair, maintenance and renewal of the tower, roof and main walls and other structural parts of the fabric of St Mary the Virgin Church, West Malling, Kent.

To spread the gospel throughout Hoyland and surrounding areas.To provide services for worship and prayer in the building and outside as appropriate in the community.To welcome all who genuinely want to seek God.To provide charitable practises and/or finances for ministry in this country or others as is appropriate.To provide time and resources deemed necessary for individuals or groups.

Maintenance of allotments in the Parish of Temple Ewell

Use with the Church Fabric costs

Financial Assistence for the poor

The Friends of Tillington Church is established for the particular and limited purpose of providing funds to support the upkeep of the fabric and infrastructure of the historic Tillington church (with its very rare crown spire), its churchyard and cemetery.

Provision of financial aid to those in need and seeking assistance from St John's Church, Knutsford.

Providing support to the St Sava Cathedral in Belgrade and to provide scholarships for and to facilitate in other ways postgraduate religious education in the UK for Serbian Orthodox theological students from the former Yugoslavia.

To financially assist poor persons and their dependents.

Support maintenance of St. Mary's Church, Thornborough

RAISES FUNDS FOR ST JOHN THE EVANGELIST RCP SCHOOL TO PURCHASE EDUCATIONAL/RECREATIONAL EQUIPMENT.

the maintenance and repair of the fabric of the Parish Church of Brightling, inclusive of tower and steeple, but exclusive of the chancel

The payment of yearly sums for the upkeep of St Mary the Virgin Parish Church and Newhouse Baptish Church in Upottery.The payment of small yearly amounts to residents of the Parish of Upottery who are in need.

Ecclesiastical purposes within the Church of England Parish of St Augustine, Tonge Moor

Provision of funding to assist the sick to visit the shrine of Lourdes

No activities - Income is for a specified purpose

Both Parish and Church Councils have details. Applications for grants are made to the Anglican incumbent or Parish Councillors.

The Holland Lectureship was founded in 1920 for the purpose of a Memorial to perpetuate the memory and influence of Henry Scott Holland, Regius Professor of Divinity and Canon of Christ Church, Oxford.The triennial lectures are to be concerned with the religion of the Incarnation in its bearing on the social and economic life of humanity.

To support financially the maintenance and continuing restoration of the bells and tower of Saint Leonard's Church Scarcliffe, Derbyshire.

The preservation of the fabric of the Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Radwinter, the buildings used in connection therewith, the ornaments and furnishing thereof and the services held therein.To promote the church and its history to a wider audience.

Helping individuals under 25 to obtain qualifications to advance their careers. Grants are received by both Parish and Church Councils and are submitted to the Anglican incumbent.

Empowering leaders to equip, transform and expand the Church in Europe through Leadership Development, Church Planting and Short Term Missions.

Provide financial assistance for members of St Marks Church and the Layton Community for recreational/church activities.To assist in the the upkeep and maintenace of the Curacy House

Support to needy people in the historical borough of Poplar