Religion Charities That specialise in Religious activities

THE PARISH OF BOSTON PROVIDES CHURCH OF ENGLAND RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO THE COMMUNITY WITHIN ITS PARISH BOUNDARIES.

Advancement of ReligionRelief of Poverty

St Swithun's is a new Anglican church in Bournemouth, planted from Holy Trinity Brompton in the Summer of 2014. The vision is 'to play our part in the re-evangelisation of the whole area and the transformation of its society'.

The main activities of the charity are centred around demonstrating God's love and care, mainly to the people of Hitchin and surrounding area, but also to the wider World. This is done both through the more conventional church work and through a variety of community activities.

The Charity has the responsibility to promote in the parish the whole mission of the Church, pastoral, evangelistic, social and ecumenical. It also has responsibilities for the church building. It seeks to promote worship; growth in faith; serving the people of the community; Christ's love and truth through witness; links with the world-wide church; justice, peace and care for creation.

The purpose of Faith in Kids is to resource, equip and support those who oversee the children?s ministry in their local church, because they can reach countless Sunday School leaders, parents and Church leaders.

The charity maintains the Beth Shmuel Synagogue and its allied charitable activities.

Pay grants to the Moravian Church

Public worship open to all. Pastoral work including visiting the sick and bereaved. Teaching through sermons and small groups. Taking of religious assemblies in schools. Provision of children, family and youth activities with a Christian ethos. Staging of events and meetings. Provision of activities for senior citizens, parents, toddlers and other special need groups. Supporting mission groups.

Advancement of Christianity, education and relief of poverty globally through evangelism, missionary work, humanitarian aid, youth work and Christian education.

The objects of the Charity are to advance the Christian faith, particularly but not exclusively through education in the subjects of religion and church leadership including the areas of evangelism and missionary work, via formal education, conferences, online content and provision of grants to individuals who wish to attend training activities.

The main aim is to advance the Christian faith according to the principles of the Baptist denomination. Activities include Sunday services with teaching for adults, children & youth, Alpha courses, CAP courses, a Food bank plus weekly Connect, Mother & Toddler (Thurs) & Ladies' Bible Study (Fri) groups & regular Men's & Ladies events. Youth 7-13 meet Friday evenings for Bible study & fellowship.

Promoting in the ecclesiastical parish the whole mission of the Church.

1) THE RELIEF OF THOSE IN NEED IN THE UK AND BANGLADESH THROUGH THE PROVISION OF GRANTS TO REGISTERED CHARITIES WITH THE AIM OF IMPROVING CONDITIONS OF LIFE. 2) THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION IN THE UK AND BANGLADESH THROUGH THE MAKING OF GRANTS TO REGISTERED CHARITIES 3) THE ADVANCEMENT OF RELIGION BY BUILDING MOSQUES IN BANGLADESH

To serve the community of Truro through religious, social and spiritual activities for a full age range of people. To provide a safe place for mutual support and development where each person can achieve their full God-given potential. To promote, through teaching and discussion the principles and lifestyle of the Christian faith.

The Church holds regular public worship services, prayer meetings, bible study, children's Sunday school, seminars on faith, family life, parenting ,setting goals etc.The Church also distributes literature to the general public through social media. The church provides counselling and welfare services to those that need it in the community.

The advancement of education by the establishment and maintenance of non-denominational day schools which are operated as evangelical christian non-profit making Schools for children to be managed and administered as charitable foundations.At present this includes Emmanuel Christian School, Oxford: an independent primary school situated in Littlemore for children aged 3-11 years old.

CHURCH OF ENGLAND PARISH CHURCH

The purpose of the Charity is to advance the Christian Faith in the Area of Benefit in accordance with the principles and practises of the Participating Churches. In achieving its purpose, the Charity will engage in a range of Activities, a) the celebration of public worship:b) the teaching of the Christian faith;c) mission

advancement of orthodox Jewish religious education and the maintenance of an Institute for Higher Rabbinical Studies

Providing support and funds to organisations, religious or otherwise, which provide education and those which provide religious places of worship. Providing grants to relieve financial hardship.

Dyffryn Clwyd Mission Area is a gathering of 12 church communities in the Diocese of St Asaph, sharing our faith through Worshiping God, Growing the Church and Loving the World.Worship is provided in the 12 churches, providing the opportunity to mark life events and the celebration of festivals. Outreach is provided to children, and to the lonely and the bereaved through regular activities.

Ministerial oversight and pastoral care of the 19 church communities comprising the North Yorkshire Coast Methodist Circuit, extending from Briggswath & Sleights in the north, to Hunmanby in the south, and to Snainton in the west;Support a team of presbyters, supernumerary ministers and lay worker/s;Provide activities to the benefit of the public including outreach activities.

Our principle fundraising activity is through voluntary regular giving from our parishioners on a weekly or monthly basis, Gift Aided where possible. The funds are used for the upkeep of the Church building and organisation, and to Christian Charities locally, nationally and internationally reviewed by the Trustees annually as well as occasional one off appeals for specific requests.

Chilterns Area Quaker Meeting is part of the organisational structure of the Religious Society of Friends in Britain. It is the primary organisational unit for church affairs in the Chilterns; provides public worship at 7 local Quaker meetings; owns and maintains 6 meeting houses; oversees the spiritual and pastoral life of the Quaker community; and organises Quaker work, witness and outreach.