Religion Charities That specialise in Religious activities

We grant aid conservation projects involving decorative or artistic features in parish churches, abbeys and cathedrals in the South-West of England and in South Wales.

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

Market Overton Village Hall provides a base for the local community, regular users include Free Church, Sewing Classes, Yoga, Art Class, Slimming World, Snooker Club & Cottesmore Village Players. Also a venue for village functions & private parties.

Christian worship and teaching - a weekly Sunday morning service and fortnightly midweek devotional meeting.Raises money for those in need both locally and internationally.

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.

"The Friends of St Nicholas" was formed to collect funds for the maintenance of the fabric of the Church of St Nicholas, Godstone.

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

Support from income for major expenditure on repairs to St Marys Church Bampton

To propagate the Protestant Evangelical Faith and to build and support the work of a Christian School at Haipi, Manipur, in north-east India

General charitable purposes. Overseas aid. Religious activities & church maintenance. Young people.

Provide facilities in village hall for use of general public.The Village Hall has a main hall together with a well equipped kitchen and a snooker roomThe activities vary from Pilates/ Table Tennis/ Keep Fit/ Yoga/ Snooker/ meetings and wedding receptions Film nights/ fetes / church activities and fund raising evening for the Cricket Club and the Village Hall

Weekly meetings of Beavers, Cubs and Scout. Regular camps and outings.

Advancement of Education, relief of poverty, advancement of religion, relief in sickness, aid to elderly persons, aid for social, recreational, aesthetic, architectural, historical & scientific matters, medical research, probationers, visually impaired and emergency or disasters & other charitable organisations

The Ammanford Christadelphian Ecclesia is established to provide a means of Worship, (including remembrance of the work of Jesus) study of the Bible, and provides a basis of fellowship for all baptised members who hold the same beliefs as first century Christians. It also exists to preach the true message of the Gospel, to all who will hear, regardless of age, race, colour or creed.

Teaching and preaching seminars online and homes. Development of 'church in the house' meetings by visiting individuals and groups in UK and overseas as invited to provide teaching, motivation and consultation. Holidays and/or finance provided for persons in special stress or need.

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.

Receives donations from Friends of St. Laurence Church, Wichenford. The funds are used to help maintain the fabric of the Church.

Raise money to promote the care, restoration, preservation, repair, improvement and beautification of the Parish Church and of the fabric, fittings, organ, pianos and other musical instruments, ornaments, furniture, monuments, fixtures, stained glass and documents in the Church and belonging to the Church.

Grants are awarded to organisations that operate for the benefit of the public in the West Midlands and which support and further the religious and other charitable work of the Church of England, or relieve sickness and preserve the health of those people who are either permanently or temporarily resident in the West Midlands, with preferences as listed in the objects.

Provision of a church for Sunday services for adults and children. Involvement in local community. Use of premises for village activities.

Provides accommodation for full time minister of religion

Uniformed organisation providing educational and recreational activities for young people

We promote the understanding, teaching and demonstration of Christian spiritualism. We hold three divine services every week, a healing service weekly and regular special events and open days.

Network of House Churches

Religious activities