Religion Charities That specialise in Religious activities

Promoting community development, encouraging involvement, and participation in activities within the benefit area. Providing and securing the provision of social, cultural and recreational facilities and practical assistance for the public of all ages and abilities. Reflecting the changing needs and interests of the public, in the wider community, in a social and economically deprived area.

To maintain the Bromwich Road Mission Hall and allow it to be used for the purposes of meetings for religious education, for the carrying on of home mission work or to be used as a school for children or adults or for meetings in connection with the Campaigners Youth Organisation.

The object of the charity is the advancement of musical education for the benefit of the public, and in particular: (1) the promotion of the musical training and general education of the choristers of the Temple Church by the provision and award of scholarships; and (2) the promotion of the appreciation of choral music by public performance in the Temple Church

The Trust facilitates the faith practice of Roman Catholic members of the Navy, their families and those other Service personnel who wish to associate. It enables Chaplains to provide the best pastoral care and resources, and to engage people more deeply with the moral component of their military responsibilities. It supports the pastoral ministry of the Bishop of the Forces to those same people.

To work for the advancement of religion; religious education, the furtherance of unity between Christians. Understanding diverity and to minister to all eg through pastoral & spiritual development.

This is a private family charitable trust and most donations go to Christian ministries. Speculative enquiries, especially by professional fund raisers, are not entertained.

Furthering the work of the Church of England in the city of Plymouth. The abbey hall is used for church related activities and for letting to the public in order to gain income to cover expenditure.

The objects of the charity are the repair of the fabric of St Margaret's Church, Durham and to maintain the services therein and subject thereto, to further the religious and other work of the Church of England in the areas of the parishes of St Margaret, Durham and St John, Neville's Cross, Durham.

The Charity:(1) Provides financial assistance and support to the United Reformed Church in the Merseyside region(2) Provides financial assistance and support to the Baptist Church in the Merseyside region(3) Provides financial assistance and support to any other general charitable objects within the Merseyside region.

The furtherance of the Unitarian Church by the provision of a Church in Ansdell of high standard to maximise membership and attendance at Church services

Raise funds for a specific charity varying each year, for a child we sponsor in Africa, for air ambulance, childrens charities, medical charities.

The objectives of the Trust are the preservation and improvement of the fabric of the Priory Church of St Bartholomew the Great and the maintenance of the church, the buildings used in connection therewith, the ornaments and furnishings thereof and the services held therein.

Maintaining own properties to maximise the charity's income which is then used for the benefit of St Peter's Church and of individuals and organisations, whose needs fall within the current rules (relief in need & education) of the charity.

The Church and Town Estates Property Charity (Hempnall) was constituted by a Charity Commission Scheme on 23 February 1917 varied by an order dated 16 February 1978 providing funding for The Hempnall Trust (50%), The Town Estate Education Foundation (25%) and The Church Estate Charity (25%).

Primarily the provision and maintenance of places of Christian worship, fellowship and outreach; and secondarily the support of those engaged in Christian ministry and evangelisation. The Whytecliffe Trust also sometimes engages in other activities incidental to the foregoing, e.g. Christian publications. The Charity operates mainly in the Croydon area.

The objectives of the Charity are:To meet the costs of Ceremonial Services held in Westminster Abbey for the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, and to facilitate the use of the Chapel of the Order for Weddings and Baptisms.

The Trust manages a terrace of five houses in the centre of the town of Alcester and uses the profit from the income received in rents to make donations and grants which will provide maximum benefit for the people of Alcester

To promote the Roman Catholic faith and Roman Catholic institutions anywhere in the world so that the Roman Catholic faith may be propagated. The charity operates shop premises selling products associated with the Catholic faith and Christianity generally. The charity's premises also provides a Chapel with the Blessed Sacrament where local leaders of the Catholic community lead worship.

Religious activities, and in particular to provide clerical assistance for the Vicar of St. Peter Mancroft Church, Norwich and to help further the religious and other charitable work of the Church of England within the parish of St. Peter Mancroft.

Funds are raised by personal donations for the benefit of Kingsbury synagogue in accordance with the trust deed. Grants are made to the synagogue as required by the synagogue management. The trust owns a property occupied by the Rabbi and family of the community. Rent is received which funds the bank property loan.

THE COMPANY'S PRINCIPAL ACTIVITIES ARE THE HOLDING AND MANAGEMENT OF INVESTMENT FUNDS FOR CHRISTIAN WORK AND CHRISTIAN SOCIETIES; ACTING AS A TRUST CORPORATION IN THE HOLDING AS A CUSTODIAN OF CHURCHES AND OTHER BUILDINGS USED FOR CHRISTIAN PURPOSES, AND THE PROVISION OF ADVICE AND SUPPORT FOR EVANGELICAL CAUSES.

The provision and maintenance of almshouses (the 5 Chafyn-Grove Cottages on New Road Zeals) their out buildings and grounds, for persons in need, who are members of the Church of England or as the Trustees shall decide.

The residents of the Almshouses shall be persons of not less than 55 years of age and must have resided within an area within 1 1/2 miles from St Marks Church at Low Moor.

The patronage of certain ecclesiastical benefices of the Church of England and the tenure and administration of the capital funds of the British Society for Promoting the Religious Principles of the Reformation, known as the Protestant Reformation Society

THE OBJECTS OF THE CHARITY ARE THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION BY THE EXTENSION OF THE WORK, MINISTRY AND PUBLIC WORSHIP THROUGHOUT THE DIOCESE OF CYPRUS AND THE GULF AND SUCH OTHER CHARITABLE PURPOSES CONNECTED WITH THE CHURCH, INCLUDING FUND RAISING AND SUPPORTING ASSOCIATED CHURCHES, MINISTRY TEAMS, CONGREGATIONS AND COMMUNITIES.