Religion Charities That specialise in Religious activities

To assist in the provision of holidays in the interests of social welfare for clergy, ordinands and lay workers of the Church of England and their families.

To collect monies from investments and give -£1000 minimum to St Philip and St Paul with Wesley Church per annum and other charitable donations principally for social welfare and medical or academic research and for Christian causes to organisations primarily in the Southport area.

The trust receives donations and legacies, invests unused income and disburses funds exclusively for the preservation and conservation of the fabric of Wells Cathedral.

The charity raises funds for the repair of the fabric of St Laurence Church and churchyard, Warborough.

Provision of scouting activities for young people

Manage revenue obtained from land ownership for the financial benefit of the parishioners of Clifton-Upon-Dunsmore (predominantly the elderly) and also the church.

MAKING FINANCIAL GRANTS TOWARDS THE REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE OF THE CHIMES/BELLS IN THE CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF ST MARY THE VIRGIN SOUTHWELL NOTTINGHAMSHIRE; AND MAKING FINANCIAL GRANTS TOWARDS DEFRAYING THE COST OF THE MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR OF THE FABRIC OF THE SAID CHURCH; AND MAINTAINING A RESERVE FUND FOR SUCH PURPOSES

The Trustees see their principal purpose as being that of supporting the Church in its task of spreading the good news of Jesus Christ. The Trustees only consider applications from organisations known to them.

The objects of the charity shall be for the benefit of the public to support and further all or any charitable activities carried out in connection with the Church of England in the episcopal area of Bradford in the Diocese of Leeds with special emphasis on serving the needs pf vulnerable people, build good community relations, meet the needs of those blighted by any form of addiction.

Fitness classes, jumble sales, Christmas bazaar, quiz evenings, birthday parties, funeral wakes, charity coffee mornings, polling station, parish council & parochial church council meetings, tabletop sales, drama group rehearsals, private tutoring, St John Ambulance training and meetings, committee meetings, kitchen hire for artisan bakers, NHS Cardiac Rehab Clinic

Providing Scouting activities for young people, both male and female, from 6 years upward through Beaver Scouts, Cub Scouts, Scouts and Explorer Scouts as well as for those in adult sections.

The Yoxall Trust manages land and property to generate income in order to:1. Maintain in good order the graveyard attached to Wheelock Heath Baptist Church;2. Maintain the buildings owned by Wheelock Heath Baptist Church;3. Contribute towards the payment and expenses of Wheelock Heath Baptist Church officers.

The Village Hall serves the needs of the catchment area and is used regularly by the Parish Council, Church, Flicks in the Sticks, an annual live show sponsored by Arts Alive and a number of local groups. The licence for all the activities taking place in the Village Hall has been issued by Herefordshire Council.

To promote the Christian faith and to proclaim the gospel of Jesus Christ throughout the world by reaching out to those in need through evangelism and outreach. To assist those in conditions of need, hardship and distress by providing practical help, financial help, bible teaching and fellowship.

To maintain and look after the Church Room, making it available to local groups at a reasonable rent to enable many people of all ages to meet together and participate in beneficial activities.

1st Duddon (Dalton Church) Scout group currently caters for young people aged between 6-14 years old via a Beaver Colony, Cub Pack and Scout Troop. The group aims to develop its members by using a progressive training system, involvement with other youth organisations and community projects.

To maintain Godfrey House, Petersfield as six self-contained flats for elderly, needy people, primarily for members of the United Reformed Church in Petersfield or any church in the local area.

Income to be applied towards the repair and maintenance of the chancel of the parish church of staindrop and towards the repair and maintenance of the monuments forming part of the fabric or fixtures of the church as erected in the memory of the deceased members of the Neville or Vane families and to provide furniture or fittings for the chancel.

We hold in trust a place for public worship, religious Christian education, lectures, meetings and activities of the United Pentecostal Church of High Wycombe.

We house the local offices of the Leominster Team Ministry and let out the main hall and a meeting room to any organisation. Kitchen facilities are also available for catering.

This is a small registered charity that serves the Cotswold village of Bibury. The charity was born in 1898 when several separate local charities were combined. Our main responsibility now is to preserve Bibury Village Hall, and keep it at the heart of village life. For this reason, we have adopted the working name Bibury Village Hall Trust. There is also a small welfare trust within the charity.

We hold religious, social and cultural functions and collective Hindu worship. Our youth wing learns and exhibits folk and cultural dances/songs at our events and is a very active group. We run a senior citizens' group that meets once a week and engages in physical, social, cultural and religious activities.

Our group consists of Beavers, Cubs and Scouts & Explorers between the ages of 6-18 years old. The children come to weekly meetings where we do badge work, play games and have camping weekends. We do charity work eg fundraising for various charties and support our church in fundraising St Francis Feniscliffe who are our sponsors

The Charity was originally founded in 1985 as Emmanuel Community Church. In 2008, the church set up a new charity, and the original charity continued as Emmanuel Overseas Projects. This latter charity is maintained for the purpose of the support of Christian projects and Christian personnel in Third World Countries.

Grants to support Ministers and students in recognised ministerial training. Grants for projects which enable outreach and mission, especially to children and young people.Grants to enable individuals, particularly young adults, to access practical training and discipleship which equips them for Christian service.Purchases Bibles for children and young people.