Religion Charities That specialise in Religious activities

United Pentecostal Church of God is a religious charity providing avenues to worship our Lord Jesus Christ throughout the United Kingdom. Within its members resources It provides support to anyone in need of help.

Village Hall for the use of the inhabitants of Little Ness and surrounding areas without distinction of political, religious or other opinions. Hall is hired out for yoga sessions, children and adults parties, BBQ gatherings, harvest supper to support local church, Parish Council meetings, Astronomical society

Awards of grants to organisations advancing the religious purposes of the C of E in Uffculme Parish and other charitable purposes in the parish which promote the mission of the Church and its service in the community.

To support the Church of England day schools. The building endowment, reparation or restoration of Churches of the Church of England. All where Low Church Evangelical principles are taught or preached.

We promote the advancement of arts education and appreciation and support the preservation of our artistic heritage. These aims are realised through the monthly lectures, study days and outings for our members and volunteer activities which include local conservation projects, Church Recording and Young Arts projects for local young people.

The charity encourages all who are interested in the building from either an historic or architectural point of view to join those who are concerned in preserving an important place of worship and centre of community life in Pinner. The Church, dedicated in 1321, is undergoing extensive restoration and donations are sought from a wider public.

Church related meetings and events

This is a local charity for the relief of individuals in need in parts of Finsbury, London EC1 and EC2. It derives from bequests by former parishioners of St. Luke's Church Old Street and its former daughter parishes.Grants are conditional on residence in the closely defined area of benefit which does not extend west of St. John St, north of City Rd, nor east of Paul St.

We run a community centre for the benefit of the local residents. Activities: church services, coffee mornings, adult education classes, meetings, childrens' parties, youth club.

1. Manage and produce annual magazine and quarterly news letter.2. Arrange and manage Annual Regimental Association Dinner (280 attended)3. Arrange and manage St George's Day Service in Chichester Cathedral (320 attended)4. Arrange and managed Field of Remembrance parade West Minster Cathedral5. Monitor and assist with Regimental Benevolence

Provides for decent and proper celebration of divine service in Christ Church Lichfield and for repairs, enlargement or improvement to the Church and Churchyard, for necessary repairs to certain tombstones and for distribution of any surplus to or for the benefit of the deserving poor in the parish

The main activiries of the organisation include that of propagating the Word of God and teaching of Christ worldwide by organising and participating in evangelical preaching,religious services, Bible meetings and associated activities of all kinds.To prepare people for better living and to seek peace amongst nations and people worlwide.

The Charity was set up to provide accomodation for persons in need who are inhabitants of the parish of Allendale or the Parish of West Allen. Preference to be given to widows. Charity to be run by 5 Trustees the Rector, 2 church wardens and an appointment from Allendale and West Allen Parish.

Venue for village and other local organisations to meet. Updated toilet faclities, provision for the disabled. Modern electric heating, kitchen facilities. vehicle parking. Womens Institute, Residents Club, Church of England for meetings, Annual Parish Meeting, Fete Committee, Local Players Group for rehearsals. Cotswold District Council for elections.

Worship of God in the Congregationalist tradition - Services, prayer meetings, bible study groups.The play groups and foodbank have not restarted since the covid lockdown.

The Charity donates 25% of the annual net income to the St John the Baptist Church Morton and makes other donations to groups, clubs, and other organisations in the Parish of Morton & Hanthorpe only

The Chapter of Canons is a college of priests, whose role is to celebrate the more solemn liturgical functions in the Cathedral and to support the life of the diocese in their prayers.Statutes of the Plymouth Diocesan Chapter 1.2For the purposes of civil law the object of the Chapter is "Divine Worship in the Roman Catholic Cathedral of Plymouth and matters connected therewith".Statutes 1.5

We raise funds to enable us to support the work of the Sisters Hospitaller of the Sacred Heart of Jesus CIO, and the management of Footherley Hall Care Home.To this end our income funds a wide range of activities and equipment supplementary to direct care services, such as entertainments, outings, gifts and extraordinary items of equipment, thereby enhancing the experience of the residents.

To improve the quality of life of the elderly in Amersham and District.(Amersham Chesham & Little ChalfontSpecifically we run 2 lunch-clubs and have for more than 20 years provided transport for the disabled( both wheelchair & those with assisted mobility) for these clubs , a third party charity who specialism is dementia, & a ladies mid week worship group.We also run a befriending service

The benefit of St. Nicholas' Church Newnham and for the advancement of religion generally and for such other charitable objects and purposes as are connected with St. Nichoas Church aforesaid.

Fund-raising for the maintenance and improvement of Sowton Village Hall and for Sowton Church. Organising social events in the Hall. Letting out the Hall to individuals or groups. Acting as a focus for residents in the area of benefit.

The furtherance of Christian teaching following the tenets of the Baptist faith and to hold Christian services on Sundays, to promulgate Christian teaching & perform marriage ceremonies, provide faciltiies for funerals & interments.

Provide insurance cover for the churches in the North Wingfield Team Ministry and grants towards the maintenance of the Church buildings and churchyard.

Provides Accommodation in Almshouses in the village of Warborough in Oxfordshire. (Notes: Three Almshouses were originally built by The Revd Henry White. First Registered as a Charity 241372 on 24 Mar 1965. This Charity was closed on the 4 Sep 2008 and the assets transferred to Charity 203837 on 4 Sep 2008. The Revd Frederick Chalker made a bequest for funds to support their maintenance.)

We primarily provide Sunday worship services in East London for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered communities, but are open to all members of the community. We also offer regular opportunities for education and training in issues relating to sexuality for the wider community.