Religion Charities That specialise in Religious activities

According to the terms of the Trust Deed one half of the income of the Bacton Charities is allocated for upkeep of the St. Mary's Church, Bacton and the other half is allocated to a number of areas including the relief of poverty, general charitable purposes, education and training and other areas including sickness and disablility within the parish.

UPON TRUST TO AND FOR THE ONLY PROPER USE OF THE PARISHIONERS OF THE PARISH OF YEOVIL FOR REPARATION OF THECHURCH AND ORNAMENTS BELONGING TO THE SAME AND TO SUCH OTHER CHARITABLE USES AS THE SAID PARISHIONERS SHOULD SEEM MOST MEET AS AFORSAID. Manage investments and make donations in line with the above aims

Village Hall available for hire by regular groups for activities such as Keep Fit, Brownies, Rainbows, Toddler Groups and for occasional users for meetings, celebrations etc. A monthly cinema ( Balsham Picture House} is also activeThe church reserves the option for activities linked to the church which now includes Community Coffee mornings and Lunches

To further the preservation and adornment of St. Aldhelm's Church, its general maintenance, activities, services, ornaments and furnishings and to promote public interest in the church, its history and its work and to join together all those who love the church.

The charity provides minibus transport, complete with drivers, at low cost, along with their replacement, insurance, maintenance etc. 1) To Age Concern Shrops, Telford & Wrekin for their eight day centres in Shrewsbury. 2) To a large number of elderly groups, eg, church groups, MU, WI, stroke club, Shropshire Mind etc etc.

To advance the Christian Religion by the repair, preservation, maintenance, restoration, beautification and reconstruction of the Parish Church of St Margaret's, Rainham, Kent, its monuments, fixtures, fittings, stained glass and other chattels together with its churchyard.

To provide funds from its endowment for the maintenance of the fabric of the Parish Church of St Andrew Chippenham in the County of Wiltshire and Diocese of Bristol

The aims of the charity are to maintain the building and fabric of the historic church of St Marys and All Saints at Stoughton in which to facilitate the advancement and worship for the public benefit.

provision of outdoor sport activities for the Hartings and surrounding places.provision of a pavilion for servicesoccasional erection of tent for horticultural society show and church servicewithin the parish of south harting

The Trustees apply the income of the Charity to relieve either generally or individually persons resident within the area of the Parish of Richmond Team Ministry.

Meet for worship and fellowship on Sundaysvisit the sick and give help where possible give regular donations to various charitiescoffee morning for meeting together for friendship

To provide a building for the local community to meet and pursue many and varied opportunities in the field of Education, Leisure, Training, Young People with Disabilities, Spiritualist Church, Sport for Young People, Seniors & Community Clubs including Youth Club, Art, Tai Chi, Aycliffe Day Nursery, Children Art & Craft Workshops & Icing class, dementia friendly building with dementia champions.

We are a very, very active old age pensioners club, for retired people, we play snooker, crib and dominoes, and we also have a very active ladies, and gents, whist drive section, and we also hold other activities each year, i.e. every year round about mid December, we hold our annual Christmas carol concert, which is conducted by one of our local Church leaders and where we all of us have a really

Evangelical church in Mansfield. Supporting childrens activities, gifts to missionaries abroad and in the UK. church open to the general public for events and service,funerals and weddings etc..Supporting ministry to prisons and local care homes for the sick and elderly.

The village hall is used by the W.I. Church,Pensioners Thursday Group, Blues Club and the Community Council. The community have also used the hall for childrens parties.

General charitable purposes; maintaining a building where the community can congregate, or where community activities (such as elections, parish council meetings, fitness classes or church events) can take place. We also organise five or six events each year to bring the community together.

Advancing religion and education, protecting health and relieving sickness and poverty. Support of charities and individuals involved in Christian ministry; support of a church in Bulgaria, seeking to advance the Christian religion and to relieve poverty among old people and in Bulgarian orphanages. Providing accomodation for retired Christian workers.

The Trustees maintain the grade II listed 'Eyre Chapel' and grounds by encouraging local groups and individuals to hire the hall for lectures and social activities in accordance with our remit in the trust deed.

Village hall Whiddon Down, Drewsteignton & environs, close Merrymeet junc. A30 16 miles West Exeter. Good car park, used by: Devon Bat Group, phys activity gps, dog training, seniors, wood carving, church & chapel, bereavement, whist drives etc

The Trustees may apply income and capital at their discretion for:A. The Christian Workers Relief FundB. For the benefit of needy elderly people, primarily those who are members of Evangelical or Christian Brethren Churches

Makes grants to (1) widows, widowers divorced partners and children of Church of England clergy who have held or currently hold livings, curacies or chaplaincies in the county of Shropshire and (2) those C of E clergy, their widows or divorced partners, widowers and their children who have retired and face financial hardship living in the county of Shropshire

To provide grants from investment income (In total less than -£10000 per year) to further the religious and other charitable work of the Church of England in the ecclesiastical Parish of St Martin Birmingham or if not as above to extend to in the Diocese of Birmingham and subject thereto for the like purpose in the County of West Midlands.

The Trust's principal activity, in support of its evangelistic ideals, is the Postal Bible School and the encouragement and support of evangelism in Dorset and beyond.

To provide an annuity of ?200 per annum to Mr James Anderson Robertson, and to pay the balance of income at the Trustee's discretion to the following charities:Trinitarian Bible SocietySalvation ArmyIntercontinental Church SocietySt Paul's Church, CambridgeSGM Lifewords

Supports education, training and welfare of Bedfield residents and organisations in accordance with its Trust Deed together with help toward the maintenance of the fabric of the Parish Church