Religion Charities That specialise in Religious activities

The advancement of the orthodox jewish faith.The advancement of orthodox jewish religious education.The relief of poverty, sickness and infirmity amongst members of the jewish faith.Other charitable activities.

To educate people in the word of God, to teach knowledge of Jesus Christ all over UK. To help in relief of poverty in all parts of the world; directly to our members, their families, members of local, national and international communities as occasion would demand, in cash and in kind

PROVISION OF FACILITIES AND FUNDING FOR A ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPLAINCY TO THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE

Provides services of worship, pastoral care and outreach activities by: Holding Christian worship services, festival celebrations, weddings, baptisms and funerals.Actively engaging in pastoral care when needed for church members and the wider community. Opening Union Chapel to as many people as possible, from all walks of life by holding events and community activities.

To advance the gospel of Jesus Christ for the benefit of the public in accordance with the following doctrines: One True God, One True Church, Water Baptism, Receiving the Holy Spirit, Foot Washing, Holy Communion and the Sabbath.

To further the religious and other charitable work of the Church of England in the Diocese of Gloucester.

To advance the Christian religion and relieve persons who are in conditions of need, hardship or distressed.The main acitivities are as described in the Area of operation entry

Parish Church-Religious Activities

To advance the Islamic faith in particular but not exclusively for those members of the public who are Muslims through: i) The provision of facilities for worship, prayer and celebration of Islamic religious festivals ii) fostering understanding and promoting good relations between persons of all faith or none.

Provision of buildings/facilities/resources to promote the Christian faith in accordance with the Doctrinal Standards of the Methodist Church through Methodist Churches worshipping and witnessing together for Christ in South West Tyneside

Regular open public worship. Provides sacred space for private prayer. Engages in Pastoral work. Teaches Christianity through sermons/courses/small groups.

The advancement of the Christian faith through preaching the Gospel locally & worldwide; whilst reaching out to our community and the people within it.

1. The advancement of Christian faith.2. To relieve poverty, hardship, sickness and disease. 3. To assist in the treatment of those in need. 4. To promote the interests of social welfare amongst adults, children and young people.

The furtherance of the Christian religion in accordance with the doctrines and practices of the Church of England for the benefit of all the people of the Ecclesiastical Parish of St Paul, Crofton in the Diocese of Rochester

The objectives of the Saint Panteleimon Greek Orthodox Community in Harrow and Districts are: 1. To preserve and propagate the Christian Orthodox Faith and traditions. 2. To preserve the original language of the New Testament in Divine Worship and in the ecclesiastical life of the faithful. 3. To undertake philanthropic work.

The charity was formed to make grants in support of Christian churches, ministries and organisations and for the relief of poverty.

the work of the charity is to support the work of the Roman Catholic Church throughout the world. As Benedicitnes the main purpose of our lives is to seek to be open to God, this means giving open hearted welcome to all those who come to our monastebringing contact with a whole range of the worlds experience. 1. hospitality 2. thorugh our prayer and liturgy3. care of ancient buildings.

Regular public worship open to all;The provision of sacred space for personal prayer and contemplation;Pastoral work including visiting the sick and the bereaved;Teaching and promotion of Christianity through sermons, courses, events and small groups;Supporting other charities in the UK and overseas.

The charitable company exists as a church. It carries out the typical activities of a Christian church; e.g. public worship, teaching &training, prayer, projects of a charitable nature, the extension of the Christian faith in Leeds and beyond, the spiritual and practical support of other Christian churches and its own congregation.

Sunday gatherings for all, and special activities for babies children and young people. Jigsaw project provides support to the poor and operates a weekly cafe, and a food bank offering food parcels and a clothes bank. The church actively supports local churches and projects in Yalova (Turkey) and India. All funds raised via room hire at The Lime Tree support our activities.

We offer a relocation solution for Sierra slum dwellers. Our Christian vision to close slums in 25 years is already being fulfilled, building a pilot village moving the first 2,000 people. An integrated, holistic approach Low cost homes, livelihood, power, water, education healthcare, bound by behaviour change. Also taking your corporate and church teams as part of leadership development/CSR.

Bethel provides opportunity for people to explore the Christian faith and how it's lived out in life offers all community activities - "cradle to the grave" including Little Acorns carer and toddler group, Little Lambs Pre-School Centre, One Way children's club, Friday Night youth club, Cornerstone senior citizens luncheon, a food bank and a furniture ministry, Knit & Natter, Craft & Chat, BIBO.

Church on the Heath started its life on what was then the new housing development of Elvetham Heath in Fleet twenty-four years ago. We are a partnership of Anglican, Methodist, Baptist and United Reformed churches but just one church family learning to love God, serve others and live out our call to be a community where everyone can encounter the transforming love of Jesus.

The two churches exist for public benefit in the advancement of Christian faith by proclaiming the Gospel and working to address the needs of many, primarily within the Parish but also in the wider community.

Regular public worship open for all. The provision of sacred space for personal prayer andcontemplation. Teaching of Christianity through sermons, courses and small groups. Taking of religious assemblies in schools. Promotion of Christianity through the staging of events and meetings and the distribution of literature. Supporting other charities in the UK and overseas.