Religion Charities That specialise in Religious activities

MAKING GRANTS TO SAWBRIDGEWORTH AND HIGH WYCH PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCILS TOWARDS THE COST OF INSURANCE, REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE OF THE CHURCH AND CHURCHYARDS OF THOSE PARISHES FOR WHICH THEY ARE RESPONSIBLE.

Enable persons from the Diocese of Winchester to visit the Churches of Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi and the DRC for the advancement of religion or other charitable work of those. Assist persons from those Churches with travelling or other expenses to visit the Diocese of Winchester. Provide funds for such other charitable purposes as the Bishop of Winchester may decide.

Religious activities - Worship - Divine Healing - Counselling - Mediation - Pastoral Care - Hospital Visitations- Social and Cultural Activities- Alms Giving- Donations to Charities- Relief of Poverty- Provide Hall for Community Use

Working closely with the Parish Church the Charity provides safe and comfortable Hall, stage and kitchen facilities either freely or with a small charge to any approved club, society or organisation within the Wirral community but in particular to those activities involving the young or teenagers. Usage involving politics or the sale of alcohol is not allowed.

The purpose of the charity is to assist in maintaining, preserving, repairing and restoring St. James' Church, Weybridge, Surrey and its furniture, fittings, ornaments and fabric.

To promote religious instruction in accordance with the Doctrines of the Church Of England for the benefit of children in the area of Northwood and Cowes (The Ancient Parish of Northwood) on the Isle of Wight.

PROVIDING RELIEF FOR THE SICK POOR RESIDING WITHIN A RADIUS OF 5 MILES OF ST.MARY'S CHURCH TAUNTON

Support of the Ministry of the Parish Church in Whaplode Drove, contributions to the Stipend of the Minister and to the upkeep and maintenance of Church buildings

We administer, manage and facilitate our hall for community activities and meetings, including a choir and dance classes, garden club, history group, lunch club for the elderly, the Church in Oakridge, W.I. etc. The trust holds fundraising events, Film Nights, and lets the hall for educational, community functions, family parties, children's parties, annual village show, and drama productions.

The Association is principally engaged in the promotion of the Christian religion, and as trustee of funds held on behalf of Congregational and United Reformed Churches, in Yorkshire.

Providing non-statutory educational activities for boys and girls aged from 6 to 14.5 years, promoting independence, initiative training and creative thinking within a practical environment.

The Charity is a grant-making charity. It distributes grants from capital and income for charitable works, mainly Evangelical non-ecumenical Churches and charitable activities undertaken by Evangelical Christian bodies and charitable agencies for the support of the elderly and terminally ill. As the charity is winding down, it is unable to accept any future applications.

We hold worship services morning and afternoon on the Lord's Day, and usually on Monday and Wednesday evenings. We take collections from time to time for various associated Charities, visit and support the sick of our own congregation and others as they come to our notice. We support other Christian communities both in England and abroad.

Help and support given to Unitarian congregations and individuals in the Yorkshire and Humberside region. Sharing of worship, discussions and social activity.Grants made to children and adults attending national Unitarian activities. Grants for worship studies courses for lay preachers across the district. Donation to Send a child to Hucklow charity. Grant towards maintaining church premises.

To foster interest in the Church and to cooperate with the PCC in the preservation and improvement of the fabric, furniture,stained glass and monuments of the church and its churchyard, which may include reasonable contributions to the everyday running costs of the church and churchyard and in furthering any other scheme or project to help in maintaining their safety, beauty and utility.

OBJECTS1. To maintain and keep in good repair order and condition the Chapel and Cottage situate at St. Ann's Hill Road, Chertsey, Surrey.2. To permit the said cottage to be occupied by the priest for the time being serving the Chapel or by any other person or persons employed in or about the Chapel or by any poor person or persons or for any charitable purposes approved of by the Trustees

Supports Aged and Infirm Ministers of Word and Sacrament of the Independent Tradition in Wales and in England, except in the 6 Northern Counties. Provides financial assistance for Students for the Ministry of Word and Sacrament in the Independent Tradition and for Ministers of Word and Sacrament of the Independent Tradition with unexpected and exceptional financial problems.

To assist the maintenance and education of ecclesiastical students for the Roman Catholic Diocese of Southwark, and for the maintenance and support of all or any of the Roman Catholic Priests or the maintenance of Roman Catholic Churches or Chapels in the Diocese, or for the support of poor Roman Catholic orphans in the Diocese.

The trust supports the following two organisations: the parish church in Castle Bromwich and Castle Bromwich Hall Gardens Trust. Other organisations are rarely supported.

Maintenance and administration of the Shrine of the Sacred Heart and Tyburn Martyrs, which is also a church and used as a place of worship. The Shrine commemorates the Christian Martyrs who died at Tyburn

Subject to payment of management expenses to apply the income of the charity (1) in indemnifying the Trustees of the St Mary Magdalene and Holy Jesus Charity in respect of any liability arising out of the ownership or occupation of the Chapel of St Thomas,& in insuring in respect of any such liability & (2) subject thereto in paying the Master's remuneration and in repairing/maintaining the chapel

The object of this charity is to maintain, repair, renew, preserve and improve for the benefit of the public the fabric of the Church of St. James at Castle Acre, its fixtures, fittings, furniture and equipment.

Active participation in the community, locally and within The Scout Association. Participation in team and individual sporting activities. Attendance at local church. Discussions on various subjects including site visits. Outdoor activities including camping, sometimes internationally. Group and individual instructions and advice to enable members to gain badges in varied subjects.

Local Church & community activities from our Centre in OldhamSupport of Educational, medical & social projects in IndiaSupport Social project in Israel

1. Assist in the preservation, repair and maintenance of the fabric of the Church of St Mary Magdalene, Barkway and major fittings and ornaments of the Church and to maintain the Churchyard.2. Foster interest in the preservation of the Church throughout the parishes of Barkway, Nuthampstead and among all who live in the village or have reason to care for the well-being of the Church.