Religion Charities That specialise in Religious activities

Spreading the message of God's love and salvation through Jesus, by:- Christian witness in the neighbourhood- Preaching of God's word- Involvement with and practical support of members of the local community

Support of members, worship & prayer, social & pastoral work, international mission work.

payment of stipend to Vicar of Spalding and furthering the religious and other charitable work of the Church of England in the ecclesiastical parish of St Mary and St Nicolas Spalding

TO OPERATE AS A SUPPORT AGENCY FOR MISSIONARIES WORKING IN OVER TWENTY FIELDS OF THE WORLD. IT'S MAIN AIM IS TO PRESENT THE ACTIVITIES OF THOSE MISSIONARIES, ENCOURAGING SUPPORT, FINANCIAL AND PRAYERWISE BY VISITS OF ITS REPRESENTATIVES TO CHURCHES AND SPECIAL MISSIONARY ACTIVITIES.

The trustees seek to make donations to other charities and voluntary bodies for the benefit of Church of England Preservation projects and other charities dealing with Historical Preservation, both local to Oxfordshire and nationally. The trustees may also seek to make donations to other charities, voluntary bodies and individuals relating to the Arts, music and also for general charitable purpose

To defray the future cost of building, enlarging, modernising, repairing, decorating buildings belonging to the Roman Catholic Church in the trust area; the advancement of the religion in the trust area; and the promotion and advancement of music, either religious or secular, for public appreciation or in or towards National Catholic Charities operating in the trust Area.

Our charity is a religious organisation seeking to develop the full man, his physical, mental and spiritual beings. Man here includes woman and child. We seek to achieve this through teaching and preaching the word of God. We also encourage him to attend shcools , colleges and universities in order to develop his mental and physical capablities.

The Church has continued to hold services on Sundays and Thursdays with additional functions, sometimes open to the public, on other occasions through the month. We have supported some external charities in response to appeals and we continue to be self sufficient for our own funding from contributions provided by our own members of which we currently have 177 registered

The charities principal objective is to operate the Mosque and related premises for cultural, social and religious development and the education of the community.

A) To advance the Islamic religion and in furtherance of that objectB) To establish and maintain the Mosque for public worship according to IslamC) To celebrate the principal Islamic religious festivalsD) To carry out baptisms, marriage and death ceremonies according both Islamic Law and the law of the countryE) To advance education in the principles of the faith of the Islamic religion

Gives charitable donations to six trusts, of which four are in the surrounding parishes one being for the maintenance of Lady Leveson chapel in Warwick cathedral

Provision and maintenance of accommodation for the congregation of protestant dissenters worshipping at Cross Street Chapel and support for its ministry and religious witness.

THIS CHARITY IS THE CHARITABLE ARM OF ONE OF THE CITY OF LONDON'S ANCIENT LIVERY COMPANIES. IT DOES NOT DIRECTLY PERFORM CHARITABLE WORK BUT CONCENTRATES ON (A) FUNDRAISING AND (B) MAKING GRANTS TO ORGANISATIONS OR INDIVIDUALS IN FOUR AREAS, NAMELY, (I) EDUCATION (II) THE CITY OF LONDON (III) THE FOOTWEAR INDUSTRY (IV) ITS GUILD CHURCH AND (V) TO ANY OTHER CHARITABLE CAUSES AT ITS DISCRETION.

TO ADVANCE AND SPREAD THE RAVIDASSIA FAITH BY: ENCOURAGING THE COMMUNITY TO STRICTLY FOLLOW THE TEACHINGS AND PHILOSOPHY OF SHRI GURU RAVIDASS JI; UNDERTAKING TO PUBLISH AND CIRCULATE LITERATURE ON THE LIFE, TEACHINGS AND PHILOSOPHY OF SHRI GURU RAVIDASS JI AN SUPPORT PUBLICATIONS WHICH PUBLISH AND CIRCULATE LITERATURE ON THE LIFE TEACHING OF SHRI GURU RAVIDASS JI.

Advancement of Theravada Buddhism in the UK through the establishment of a monastery for Buddhist monks who promote the practice of Buddhism in the Burmese culture by means of connected activities and religious instruction

Sunday 11am morning service. 6.00 evening service. Tue 7.00pm prayer meeting Bible Study. Wed 12pm-2pm restaurant serving up to 60 people, whole person support ie visiting, counseling, free meals where needed. Thurs 2.15 Women's meeting once a month, visit residential homes. Fri two coffee mornings month. Church building is restored. Support Mission. Once a month Men's Breakfast. Food Bank,coffee

The following activities are held at the centre five times prayer, education for young children, Arabic classes for youth and Quranic classes for children and teenagers. We also provide community service for local people.

Provides pastoral care, praise, prayer and worship, sick visiting, youth work, evangelistic outreach, special events, conference facilities, coffee shop which also provides low cost meals for all ages. Supports other charities fund raising activities.

Provision of funds for the repair and maintenance of Salisbury Cathedral.

Offering Islamic education to the local community. Offering various sport activities to the local community. Burial service available to local community. Marriage service available to local community. Social sevices to the local community. Prayer facility available to the local community. Women congregation services.

The annual interest on the Canon J Morton All Saints Church Fund (which is held as a National Savings Bond) is used towards the general activities of the church - upkeep of church buildings, provision of church services and pastoral care etc.

To provide for the relief of persons who were previously Sisters of the Holy Rood who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress and thereafter apply income to furthering the religious or other charitable work of the Church of England in the Diocese of York.

Religious activities

The appointment and maintenance in office of a lecturer being a person in holy orders to minister in the church of St. Peter, the parish church of Bolton, in accordance with the requirements of the scheme of this charity.

THE CHARITY WAS FORMED TO PROVIDE ALMSHOUSES FOR 17 POOR PERSONS OF EITHER SEX, MARRIED OR UNMARRIED AND BEING MEMBERS OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND OF WHOM, AS NEARLY AS POSSIBLE, SIX SHALL BE WOMEN AND ELEVEN SHALL BE MEN. ALMSPEOPLE SHALL HAVE RESIDED IN THE CITY OF CANTERBURY FOR NOT LESS THAN 7 YEARS AND SHALL BE PERSONS OF NOT LESS THAN 55 YEARS OF AGE.