Religion Charities That specialise in Religious activities

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.

Provide social and cultural talks aimed at the membership of the local community. Supports local requests for financial aid eg painting church railings, contribution towards preservation and conservation of town clock

To provide financial assistance to churches in the Society's area for the purpose of maintaining and improving their bell installations. This is of benefit to the public because many people like to hear church bells, whether to call to worship or to celebrate events, and the art of bellringing is part of our cultural heritage.

Organises each year eight organ concerts given by both established national and international organists and those at the start of their musical career i.e cathedral sub-organists, Northern Ireland International Organ Competition (NIIOC) etc. The object of the Society is to advance the education of the public in the study of the art of music with the special reference to organ music.

To improve, protect and preserve Stanmer village, Brighton, and its environs for the benefit of the public, including Stanmer church and the local rural history museum;To campaign; to educate public opinion; to make representations at public enquiries in support of the above objectives;

Aston Village Hall is the only community meeting place servicing the villages of Aston, Willoughbridge and Weymouth. It provides a venue for meetings, fitness activities, church services and community events. The trustees hold a number of social events and activities every year.

Gives grants to Saint Margaret's Parish Church Parochial Church Council for improvements to the churchyard amenity as a public place in West Hoathly Village.

"THE TRUST PROPERTY SHALL BE HELD UPON TRUST FOR THE PURPOSE OF AN ECCLESIASTICAL CHARITY FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND OR ANY MEMBERS OF THE METHODIST CHURCH THEREFOF FOR USE AS A CHAPLAINCY CENTRE FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF YORK"

Donates monies to local people/organisations whom it considers are in need of help. In view of the small income which the charity receives the amounts donated are very small

To promote the Christian faith and all its attributes; to show the love of Jesus the Christ to the whole world, in teaching and preaching and making music and to join in the battle for the eradication of poverty, wherever it may be found around the world.

To provide funds to assist the Church of England with its missionary activities in the Dioceses of Masasi and Newala.To carry out such other legally charitable purposes for the relief of poverty, the advancement of education or the provision of health care in the said Dioceses as the Trustees shall from time to time by deed or deeds executed with their unanimous consent declare.

This is a scout group for scouts, cubs & beavers. All three groups do various activities, which help them to develop as young people, contribute toward badges and help in their local community.

Southport Centre for the Deaf follows its constitution by serving profoundly, severely and partially deaf adults. It provides social activities weekly on Tuesday mornings and fortnightly on Friday evenings. Occasional church services take place throughout the year.

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.

To support the repair of the Union Chapel building in Upper Street, Islington; the safeguarding of the Congregation of Union Chapel Archives; and the implementation of the Organ Restoration and Music Outreach Project, and their use for the benefit of the wider community. To assist the Union Chapel Project, Margins Project, and Church in fund raising and organising events.

Gives small grants and loansfor educational purposes and/or training to individuals in financial need, resident in or studying in the area of Poplar and also to educational or training organisations working within Poplar. In addition to make grants or loans to individuals or organisations for religious education according to the principles of the Church of England within Poplar.

Raise funding to improve the fabric,fittings and furniture of the Roman Catholic Cathedral of East Anglia (The Cathedral) and to promote public interest in the Cathedral and it's history, and to unite in a common fellowship all interested in the Cathedral.

Provides background and briefings to evangelical members of General Synod and distributes a review of General Synod sessions to any person interested in its business

To help improve, maintain, repair, renew and preserve the fabric, fixtures, fittings, furniture and equipment of the Church (St Nicholas Blakeney) and the churchyard for the benifit of the Public.To help maintain and develop the music and other aspects of worship and the life of the Church.

To maintain the redundant church of St Mary-Le-Bow, Durham City, as a centre for exhibitions and activities related to the history and antiquities of the city and county, and for other educational and cultural benefits.

To promote the art of playing the organ. To encourage the public to appreciate organ music. To provide help and advice to church musicians. To enable organists to meet each other. To help young people with playing the organ - give access & teaching & experience. To broaden the experience of players & students.

The Village hall is the only public meeting place in Upton Lovell other than the public house. Situated close to the church it is used as a meeting place after services and as an overflow for christenings, weddings and funerals. Currently the Hall is the meeting place on a weekly basis for Craft groups, Yoga classes and some dance and childrens groups.

working with Police to design & prepare materials [i.e. dvd's videos & supportive materials] from a Christian moral standpoint on: anti-stealing; anti-bullying; drugs; abuse; road safety etc. Also running 'holiday at home' activities for pensioners who are too scared or too poor to go on a proper holiday. training people in counselling others

Promoting the religious education of persons under the age of 25 who are resident in the Ecclesiastical Parish of St James Ludgershall. Furthering the religious and other charitable work of the Church of England in the said Ecclesiastical Parish.

Provide financial assitance by way of grants to churches in the Salop Archdeaconry of the Diocese of Lichfield for the provision, maintenance and improvement of their bells and bell installations for full circle ringing.