Religion Charities That specialise in Religious activities

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To provide grants to assist in the maintenance of various nominated church properties in Egypt and for assistance with other religious and charitable work of the church.

Performs two Classical Choral work concerts a year, in various local venues with guest soloists. With the aim of encouraging singers starting out on their musical careers. Joins with others in a Summer Proms concert. Rehearses weekly, on Thursday evenings for about twenty-four weeks a year at the Parish Centre of St Mary the Virgin Church, Dover to prepare for concerts.

(a) To propagate the Protestant and Evangelical Faith.(b) To equip a studio for the recording of programs, and to supply programs suitable for the purpose of broadcasting by radio, television or internet.(c) To do other such charitable acts which shall be conducive to the aforesaid objectives.Radio Outreach programs are currently being broadcast on the internet via three web sites.

Assisting the Dean and Chapter in furthering the religious and charitable work of Chester Cathedral by supporting the spiritual life, work and worship, and maintaining, improving, adding to and repairing the fabric, fittings, furniture, ornaments, services and music.

The purpose of the charity is to create, raise and administer a fund to be used for making financial contributions towards any one or more of the maintenance, repair, restoration and replacement (which may include an element of improvement) of, and to legal obligations to, the structure, the fixtures and the fittings of All Saints' Church, Odiham, together with its churchyard.

THE OBJECTS OF THE ASSOCIATION SHALL BE TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUPILS OF THE SCHOOL BY PROVIDING AND ASSISTING IN THE PROVISION OF FACILITIES FOR EDUCATION, INCLUDING RELIGIOUS EDUCATION, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED BY THE LOCAL EDUCATION AUTHORITY.

Holding Church Services, Meetings and Lectures on Christian Science.Running a Reading Room and Resource Centre where the Bible and Christian Science literature can be read, borrowed or purchased.All these activities are open to the public.

General information about the Society can be found on the website www.parsonwoodforde.org.uk. Each year we publish four journals and newsletters. We have the long-term objective of transcribing the Diary of James Woodforde in a series of volumes which are published and also made available to various libraries and statutory depositories. We make an annual gift to the Church at Weston Longville.

A group of believers who meet to promote the teachings of the christian church, to support themselves in this activity and to contribute donations to various charitable organisations local, national and international engaged to bring relief to people and to declare the christian message.

Spirewatch is a charity dedicated to provide funds for the upkeep of the infrastructure and beautification of St Mary's Church building, Harrow on the Hill for the benefit of the general public and worshippers.

Sports, excercise classes, social activities, local associations, for residents of this village and others. Meeting place for Parish Council, Church Council, WI. Occasional polling station.

We support our members by holding an annual weekend conference, a reflective weekend and publishing a journal four times a year. We promote workplace ministry throughout church structures and offer support for reflection on workplace ministry to ordinands. We are in contact with worker priests in Europe and other parts of the world.

Care, maintenance and preservation of the fabric, fittings, ornaments and furnishings of the medieval Parish Church building and churchyard of St. Peter and St. Paul, Tring and promotion of the use of the building by the local community

Fund-raising for the repair ,maintenance and improvement of the ancient Church of All Saints Brightlingsea which houses unique memorial tiles to local sailors.

The charity has operated principally in the Tees Valley area. It provides counselling services using a team of volunteers and provides training in pastoral care and counselling.

Promotion of lectures and study days aimed at educating the public in appreciating decorative and fine arts. Arranging visits to museums, galleries, collections and historic houses. Undertaking church recording work. Providing volunteers for heritage property guides. Giving financial aid to young arts. Contributing to national fundraising for fine art.

As a church we provide facilities for public worship. We also minister to the elderly and sick through visitation. We provide care and support for those with spiritual and emotional needs. We also visit many retirement homes and hold short services. In addition we support all our local primary schools with religious education through a bible exhibition.

The Annabelle Lady Boughey Charity uses its funds for such charitable purposes connected with or for the benefit of the TF10 postcode area ( including the town of Newport together with the areas of Church Aston,Chetwynd Aston, Woodcote, Moreton, Forton, Sambrook, Tibberton, Edgmond and Lilleshall) subject to the discretion of the Trustees.

The society organises ten lectures each year on the decorative and fine arts. It has a church recorders group whose researches produce records of the fabric and contents of churches for presentation. Volunteers assist museums and other institutions with the cataloguing and maintenance of heritage property. The society makes grants to support arts projects in the community.

Cares for the destitute through training, job placement, also refugees, disabled, elderly, children, young people, homeless, people in crime,HIV/Aids and the sick,through a variety of services such as medical care, sports activities, emergency relief, music, drama, rehabilitation, education, campaign, community safety/Developments,representation, faith, housing, counselling,providing clean waters

Provision of a Village Hall for the residents of Uckington and Elmstone Hardwicke for the purpose of social meetings and fund raising events. It is also available for hire for dancing and Yoga classes, Women's Institute, Church meetings, as well as private hire.

Religious activities relating to the Unitarian and Free Christian faithThis includes regular church services, operation of weddings, baptisms and funeralsIn addition the chapel is a venue for musical concerts, community use and heritage celebrations.Maintenance of a Grade 2 Listed building.

St Agatha's Trust aims to help community-based projects that are in some way linked with a church or Christian organisation, in the Diocese of Sheffield.The Trust has been set up by the Diocese of Sheffield to encourage local churches to develop or become involved in community-based projects. However, projects that have no Christian or Church link may still be considered.

Village Hall Used by the community for individual functions.Regular functions for the parishioners.A meeting place for parishioners.Parish council meetings.Local and national elections. Used for Church Functions.Activities for local parishioners - eg. Arobics, Dog Training.