Religion Charities That specialise in Religious activities

General Charitable purposes The prevention Or Relief of Poverty Religious Activities

Brixington Community Church is established for the purposes of advancement of religion through the spiritual work of the Church. This includes the provision and upkeep of a place of worship whilst having facilities for community use. We also provide support for the local community by helping those who are isolated, lonely and in need through a number of different activities and community support.

1)To invite to and educate non-Muslims about the true teachings of Islam;2)To engage and contribute to the wider community in which we live in Bradford.

To promote in the Parish of Thaxted the whole mission of the Church - pastoral, evangelistic, social and ecumenical, and to maintain the fabric of the Parish Church of St. John the Baptist, Our Lady and St Laurence, Thaxted.

The main objective of Trust is to advance the Islamic Religion in Birmingham for the benefit of the Public.The Trust also achieves the objective by establishing Mosques, Prayers and Islamic Education.The Trust also works to prevent or relief of poverty by provision of services, support and advice which the could not otherwise afford through lack of means through fund raising.

The provision of housing accommodation for persons who are in need, hardship or distress who profess a faith in accordance with the Statement of Faith and with a preference for those who are members of South Park Chapel The furtherance of the religious and other charitable work of South Park ChapelThe maintenance of Christian missionaries

This charity was set up to maintain and manage the synagogue in Cazenove Road in London known as The Beth Hamedrash Satmar. This includes providing facilities for public worship and Torah study and other services, amenities and activities incidental thereto. The charity also provides grants for students and donations to needy individuals / charitable organisations in the community.

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The parish of South Beddington and Roundshaw encompasses two Anglican churches, St Michael and All Angel's, South Beddington & St Pauls, Roundshaw. We provide an open welcoming and inclusive space where people can explore and be nurtured in their faith. We offer regular Sunday and weekday services and social activities. We also host other church and community groups.

PROMOTING IN THE ECCLESIASTICAL PARISH THE WHOLE MISSION OF THE CHURCH

The PCC exists to promote Christian worship and outreach in the parish of St. Oswald Ashbourne with St. Mary Mappleton within the framework of the Church of England, and the maintenance of the church buildings. Regular religious services are held, with additional activities focused on the provision of pastoral and social care, including the fortnightly 'Ossies Kitchen' community cafe.

GENERAL CHARITABLE WORKYOUTH WORKRELIGIOUS ACTIVITIESPOVERTY RELIEF

Operate all aspects of a Church of England Parish

The Potting Shed Church is a rural church community in the middle of Nottinghamshire. It seeks to nurture followers of Jesus, especially amongst families, children and youth. We hope to connect with those not presently engaging with existing models of rural church and to resource established rural churches. We meet on Sundays and midweek in a Barn and use Zoom and social media to build community.

We provide regular public worship open to all and the provision of sacred space for personal prayer and contemplation. We teach Christianity through sermons, courses and small groups. We promote the whole mission of the Church through provision of activities for senior citizens, parents and toddlers and other groups. We provide pastoral work, especially visiting the sick and the bereaved.

St. Mark with St. Bartholomew is a parish church, whose aim is to allow Jesus live in us in such a way that our neighbours experience his love and come to be friends and followers of Christ too. As a church, we intend to encourage and support one another in living His life, forgiving one another and encouraging one another to follow Him.

Church of England parish in the Glastonbury St John and St Benedict with Meare Benefice. St John's is located in the centre of Glastonbury and welcomes visitors of all faiths and spiritualities and all who wish to worship with us. It is the main church for town civic services.

Our aim: to help people who do not know Jesus to become his faithful followers. Activities for senior citizens, children, young people, families & other groups. Support to UK & overseas charities. Provision of sacred space, public worship, rooms & facilities for community use. Pastoral & Teaching activities. School ministries. Events, meetings, literature, website and other media.

The vision of the Church Renewal Trust is to see church buildings kept open, alive and active as places of worship, teaching and for other services which benefit the local community and society generally.

The advancement of the Christian faith in accordance with the Basis of Faith within (but not limited to) the parish of Duston and Upton in the Diocese of Peterborough.

TO PROMOTE THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRACTICES AND TRADITIONS OF THE CHURCH BY ALL OR ANY OF THE FOLLOWING MEANS:PROVIDING AND MAINTAINING A CHURCH IN OR NEAR THE DISTRICT OF GREATER LONDON FOR THE WORSHIP OF GOD AND THE DUE PERFORMANCE OF THE RITES OF WORSHIP ACCORDING TO THE PRINCIPLES OF THE CHURCH; AND TEACHING AND EDUCATING YOUNG MEMBERS OF THE LONDON COMMUNITY

The Church provides regular public worship open to all, pastoral work visiting the sick and bereaved, teaching of Christianity, taking of religious assemblies in its school, provides activities and the use of its hall for parents and todlers and other special needs groups, supports a large number of charities, both religious and secular, in the UK and overseas and publishes a parish magazine.

We are a group of ordinary people living and working in North Dorset believing and trusting in an extraordinary God, who has changed our lives for the better and continues to be involved with each of us as individuals and as a community. The church is a community of people who relate to one another, through their common love of Jesus. It is not a building or an organisation.

We try to enable ordinary people to live out their faith as part of our parish community through worship and prayer and service, learning about the Gospel, and the provision of pastoral care for people living in the parish.

The Parish of Bampton with Clanfield is represented by a Parochial Church Council comprising seventeen Trustees and funded by public donations and comprising five local Anglican Churches located in adjacent villages, namely; St James Church at Aston, St Marys Church at Shifford, St Marys Church at Bampton, St Stephens Church at Clanfield and Holy Trinity Church at Lew all residing in Oxfordshire.