Religion Charities That specialise in Religious activities

In accordance with the terms of the Trust grants are made to C of E clergy within 10 Miles of St Peters Church Nottingham at the Trustee discretion to augment their living costs . The Trustee is satisfied that the purposes remain charitable. The Trustee have complied with the duty in Section 4 of the Charity Act 06 to have due regard to public benefit guidance published by the Charity Comm.

Aim to get community together - share ideas - open to all suggestions - singing for fun - armchair aerobics, luncheon club - coffee mornings - use of hall for rainbows/guides/brownies. Pentecostal Church - open for hire - concerts, harvest suppers etc.

The Old Friends Meeting House is a building which is used by various organisations in the village for play group, childrens parties, funerals and other small events. It caters for a low cost need for village organisations to enjoy their activities in a beautifully well maintained building

The charity makes grants to educational and other charitable organisations. Its area of benefit is the city of Bristol with a preference for the ecclesiastical parish of All Saints with St. John, Clifton. The income is applied equally in two areas:- For the Church of England in the area of benefit For the general benefit of the inhabitants in the area of benefit

The relief of those in need by reason of age or financial hardship in Ilfracombe, in particular but not limited to poor widows who are members of the Parish Church of the Holy Trinity & St Peter, Ilfracombe

Distribute investment proceeds to other Baptist Churches in Northamptonshire following the disposal of the premises due to the closure of the Princes Street Baptist Chapel

The provision of salaries and expenses to Licensed Readers, Stipendiary Readers and Lay Workers in the Dioceses of York, West Yorkshire and the Dales (previous dioceses of Ripon and Leeds, Bradford and Wakefield.

Originally set up to provide help to poor people living in or attending the Parish Church of Plympton St. Maurice. "Poor" has been interpreted by the Trustees as those people needing help who are unable to provide it themselves. Also the Trustees will consider helping oganisations who provide facilities for the needy in the Parish.

Gifts to missionary organisations in the UK, doing field work in Malawi, Peru & Poland for the spread of the Christian faith and bringing Christ into their lives.

To promote the Protestant Reformed Christian Religion by means of education, printing, publishing and circulating Christian literature and helping other Christian Charities from time to time in line with Trustees' policy

Religious activities including the receipt of income from currently CCLA Investment Management Ltd. (COIF Charity Funds)and paying this income to the Parochial Church Council of Wolston in accordance with the Charity's Constitution

Charity meets twice a year to consider application of income in the area of benefit (parish of Croxall and Edingale) in diocese of Derbyshire and Lichfield income broadly applied according to section 8 of this form.

The promotion of education in accordance with the principles of the Church of England. Beneficiaries are young people who have not attained the age of 25 years who are resident or who work in the neighbourhood of the City of Oxford.

Supports the Anglican Chaplaincy at Birmingham University and Christian mission among students attending establishment of further education in or near Birmingham.

The Charity pays grants to an Organ Scholar. Also considers requests from the Vicar. Meets twice a year to discuss grants to schools regarding Religious education.

The objectives of the Society are to encourage a wider appreciation of music amongst those who live, work, worship in or are visitors to central London. To this end, the Society presents a regular and varied programme of recitals and concerts at its home base of Holy Sepulchre Holborn, also known as the National Musicians' Church.

Extract from the Trust Document dated 29.10.1964...the Trustees shall apply the income.......for the benefit of poor women with a preference for poor women members of the congregation assembling for religious worship at the chapel known as the Old King Street Chapel in Cairns Road in the city of Bristol:........

TO UNDETAKEIMPROVEMENTS WHICH DO NOT COME WITHIN THE SCOPE OF FUNDS FOR MAINTENANCE OF THE FABRIC OF THE CHURCH AND TO HELP WITH GRANTS TOWARDS OTHER ESSENTIAL WORK IN THE CHURCH OT CHURCH YARD

The Trust's primary purpose is to support the Sir George Thalben-Ball Memorial Organ Scholarship at St Michael's Cornhill in the City of London. Other grants are given to young organists/church musicians (not singers) from any country, who are studying in the UK.

Book ClubGardening ClubWhist Games (Held in Village Hall) BingoFriends Neighbours Old Peoples Tea (Monthly)Keep FitChildrens Parties , Arts Festival, Church Bazarr.Action for children. Also Yoga. Friends and Neighbours.

Provides regular religious services, and spiritual help.

Makes grants to the elderly, poor and needy of the Parish of Thaxted, Essex only. Provides funds for the upkeep and activities of Thaxted Parish Church only.

Out of the net income of the charity -£52 per annum is to be paid to the Clerk of the Parish of Aldridge and the residue of the net income applied at the discretion of the trustees for the maintenance and repair of the fabric of the parish church of Aldridge, Walsall, West Midlands

Tiptree Priory Heath WI meets monthly on the second Friday of each month in St Luke's Church Hall at 2.00pm. We seek to improve women's quality of life and environment by providing friendship, support and opportunities including leisure, cultural, educational and sporting activities whether at local or national level.

Promotion of religious instruction and educational benefit in accordance with the doctrines and principles of the Church of England within the Ancient Parish of Burwash.