Religion Charities That specialise in Religious activities

Princess Anne Premature Baby Unit- Knitted Items, League of Friends local Hospital, local Church Lunch Club, Children's Charity, Barnados, Womens Refuge', collection of green bottle tops, collection of stamps, collection of ring-pulls for as charity in the Phillipines, collection of books for local charity shops,

EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES: Talks and Tutorials such as Gardening, Health & WellbeingSPORTS ACTIVITIES: Karate, Zumba, & YogaSOCIAL ACTIVITIES: Quiz, Film and Social Nights, Church Pancake Lunch and seasonal events, Community Fund raising Bonfire Night, Summer Fete, and Private functions.REGULAR MEETINGS: Parish Council, Women's Institute,

Provide facilities for several user groups such as:MENCAPNHS Star NetworkChild-minder groupKarate classes/BukidoGroups associated with St. Pauls church (Mothers Union, Brownies, Junior church activities).Keep fit-Aerobics/PilatesArts Academy of DanceU3A-Bridge & Mah-jonggModel Boat Club

The Friends of Knaptoft began as a group in 1939. It has two main areas of influence. It is first and foremost an Ecumenical Christian Group servicing four open-air services annually in the ruins of an english heritage church site, during which collections are taken up on behalf of a range of registered charities and shared with the friends towards the cost of upkeep of the site and to cover admin

To assist with the preservation repair, maintenance and improvement of the fabric and major furnishings of the parish church of St. Andrew, Burnt Ash Lane, Bromley, Kent and of St. Andrew's Hall.

The scheme provides that the clear income of the Charity is to be used to make grants to Free Church Ministers, being ministers who require or desire a temporary rest from active work or for the enhancement of their ministry.

Supporting the UK tradition and heritage of church bell ringing within the Southwell and Nottingham Diocese of the Church of England by providing financial support for the repair, restoration and augmentation of bells within the diocese.

The Managing trustees distribute the income from investments in furtherance of religious and other charitable work of the Church of England in the parish of St. Faith & St. Martin in Lincoln.

Sunday chapel services, Llangower & Rhosygwaliau social evenings, Llangower & Rhosygwaliau show, keep fit classes, the community's own use (birthday parties), Gwynedd Council, scouts clubs, Friday family club & Sunday night talk (Tecwyn Ifan).

Helping financially with the maintenance and improvement of church bell installations in the geographical county of Surrey, by collecting money for such purposes and liaising with the bellringers of the churches where such services are required.

The Village Hall Committee maintain and operate Welbury Village Hall for use by its residents and individuals who use the hall. The hall is used by the WI, Parish Council , Parochial Church Council for meetings and events plus regular social and fitness classes and it is available to rent for parties etc. by residents and other groups.

The charity exists solely to provide ministry at Park Lane Unitarian Chapel. The income from the Park Lane Chapel Estate may be used for no other purpose.

We provide a prgramme of talks through the year on local history topics to members of the society and visitors. These will focus on Plaxtol and our surrounding area in Kent.We also carry out research. We have computerised the Plaxtol Census data from 1841 to 1911, and the church registers from the 17C to present. We are publishing a series of booklets on Victorian life in Plaxtol.

a) Develop resources for the healing ministry.b) Encourage those who are involved in the healing ministry.c) Arrange regular conferences on the healing ministry.

Assisting by grant aid in keeping the bells in the Guild area in ringable condition. Supporting the ringing of Church bells by education as well as grant aid.

We produce and publish a quarterly magazine called The Flame for the spread of evangelical Christian truth, in particular the deepening of spiritual life and the encouragement of Christian witness and service.

We meet on Tuesday evenings at Wigmore Church & Community Centre in LutonWe play carpet bowls and board games etc from 6.00pm until 9.00pm. We also have outings, dinners etc during the year.

Mostly educational - monthly speakers. Denman College (W.I.) whole range of subjects, health, painting, cooking, crafts etc. computer skills, sport, drama.

Grants to St Mary's Church, Kemptown, Brighton and grants to churches and schools for the religious education of children and young people in the City of Brighton and Hove.

We ensure all christian activities and services take place on the premises within health and safety guidelines with insurance cover adequate for our needs. We include in our activities a weekly luncheon club, a mums and toddlers, coffee morning, ladies homemakers, man-to-man, guitar club, all volunt

Arford is part of Hampshire Women's Institute and meets on the 4th Thursday of each month at the church centre in Headley. The W.I's activities are centred on promoting friendship, companionship and education within the local community. The WI are also involved in important debates which affect the whole country and other peoples worldwide.

Open days, morning market, evensong (one), carol service, 2 lectures or musical evenings, art group holds classes, building maybe rented for community, education or Christian purposes.

To support Hartridge Monastery and it's resident monks, nuns and novices (Sangha) practicing in the Forest Tradition in the lineage of the Thai Master Ajahn Chah and his senior western disciple, Ajahn Sumedho. To offer the Sangha the opportunity to live a contemplative monastic life founded upon the principles laid down by the Buddha.

to disseminate knowledge of the teaching and philosophy of Saint John Henry Newman.to assist in collecting evidence of devotion to Newman for the furtherance of his cause as Doctor of the Church and to raise funds for popular publications, talks and audio-visual aids.

We perform concerts mainly at local churches and church halls to allow them to raise money. We also have our own fund raising concerts and part of that money is donated to the local charity's such as Halton Haven Hospice.At our Christmas concert we donated to the charity Zoe's Place Baby Hospice. These performances take place mainly on Merseyside and in Cheshire.