Religion Charities That specialise in Religious activities

The Trust was established to help ordinands or priests of the Church in Wales to study at St George's College, Jerusalem, Lampeter College or elsewhere.

The charity was established to maintain and tune the organ in the Parish Church of St Laurence, Frodsham; and also to help with remuneration of the Organist.

The provision of facilities for voice training, instruction and training in diction and elocution for any person who shall be authorised to read or speak in any Anglican Church in the Diocese of Bath and Wells

Used for the benefit, either individually or collectively, of those men and women of pensionable age who are part of groups in Biggin Hill supported by the Church of England.

Relief of need in the Ancient Parish of St Andrew Holborn and the neighbourhood thereof and for the support and development of projects, especially through the use of church sites, for the benefit of the community in the said parish and in the neighbourhood thereof.

The object of the Trust is to preserve, conserve and protect for the use and benefit of the public, the St. Edmund of Abingdon Chapel, Priory Street, Dover as a memorial to St. Edmund of Abingdon and Canterbury, enabling it to be used for those purposes.

The Trust's primary objective is to provide assistance to the parishioners of Methwold. In addition, the trust manages the allotments, an area approximately 25 acres divided into 95 allotments. Shooting Rights are available by tender. A Memorial Book (of no particular religious bias) is kept displayed within St George's Church.

The Friends of Highnam Church is established to:1. preserve, repair and maintain for the public benefit the Church of the Holy Innocents, Highnam, its fabric and works of art as of architectural, artistic and historic value;2. preserve, repair and maintain the churchyard and boundaries of aforesaid Church.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE LOCAL COMMUNITY WE FURTHER THE CHARITABLE WORK OF THE CHURCH, ITS ACTIVITIES AND SERVICES, ITS ORNAMENTS AND FURNISHINGS, ITS PRESERVATION AND THE GENERAL MAINTENANCE OF THE CHURCH AND CHURCH YARD AND WE PROMOTE PUBLIC INTEREST IN THE CHURCH, ITS HISTORY AND WORK.

snooker club. games for the elderly, w.i. meetings and activities, parish council meetings.village concerts, film shows,public parties and events.Council/national elections.Chapel fund raising.Village fund raising events. Sales for charity.

We organise church tours f or interested groups and hold other occasional events during the year to publicise the church for which we are raising money.

To make provision to meet the spiritual needs of those members of the Catholic church who are members of the theatrical profession. To give assistance to members in need.

- Mentoring of Men / Young Men (Youth)- Prison visits / ministry- Teaching based on The Bible with special emphasis on "the role & responsibilities of men" in all areas of society- Distribution of Books and DVDs- All are invited, non-denominational (entry criteria is being born male)

The Open Synod Group is a group of present and former members of The General Synod of the Church of England that promotes unity amongst all Christians. It meets when the General Synod meets affirms its hope in the future, living out our faith in a positive spirit which is both liberal and critical.

Conduct religious services in the rites of the Eastern Orthodox Church. Provide the related pastoral services, education and spiritual guidance. Primary Missionary area Norwich and Norfolk UK as Members of The UK Deanery of Great Britain and Ireland of the Ecumenical Patriachate Archdiocese of Orthodox Parishes of Russian Tradition in Western Europe.

The stated aim of the brigade is: "Extend the Kingdom of Christ amongst lads and girls and to encourage faithful membership of the Church of England". Establish friendships between young people and adults in a caring and safe environment; Help young people and children to grow in confidence, develop their skills and abilities, and work together and show care and concern for others; Encourage young

To advance the Christian religion by providing financial assistance to Churches in the Diocese of Birmingham for maintaining and improvement of bell installations.

Providing support for teaching, preaching and training for the Christian faith. Supporting education in the field of heritage and providing retreat facilities.

The charity is established for the purpose of maintaining, regulating and repairing as necessary the Clock in the Tower of the Parish Church at Oundle, Northamptonshire including the striking and chiming mechanism and the automatic winding gear.

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.

The Charity supports and raises funds to assist the Churches Conservation Trust which has taken on responsibility for the maintenance of the Church-in-the-Field in preserving for the benefit of the nation the church and, if appropriate, historical, architectural and archaeological environmental heritage that may exist around the church.

Our charity is involved primarily in the education of the public in the art of music, with special reference to liturgical and organ music. Many of the members of this charity are organists and/or directors of music at a church.

Aims: To study the gospel and develop theology in a rural setting; to raise awareness of the nature of rural ministry, worship and mission in the world at large; to discover ways of living in the countryside which embody a Christian response to the world.

The "Friends" campaign to raise funds for the preservation, restoration and improvement of the fabric of the Parish Church of Great St. Mary's in Sawbridgeworth and the provision of articles for use in worship there.

Provides financial assistance to churches and college chapels situated in or near the City of Oxford, in which the Oxford University Society of Change Ringers has an interest, for the purpose of maintaining and improving bell installations.