Religion Charities

The charitable objects of the PCC are primarily focused on the advancement of religion, which is recognised as acharitable purpose having public benefit. All regular public worship is provided free of chargeand open to all.

Activities are planned to meet strategic aims and include the holding of arts and cultural events, lectures and fundraising events, engaging with a wide and diverse audience.

Weekly Christian worship services; prayer meetings; bible studies; Sunday school; mums and toddlers group; services in local homes for the elderly; fellowship lunches; evangelism; missionary support.

(a) Jewish education and the provision of a community center and/or synagogue for the purpose of worship(b) conduct services, meetings and provide educational facilities to provide for spiritual and religious needs(c) advancing religious educational and charitable activities to be carried out in accordance with the principles of orthodox Jewish laws and practices, and

? Enable people of all ages to worship God and to develop their faith and see its relevance to their daily lives? Through liturgy and prayer to encourage people to a greater awareness of the presence of God? Show practical concern for those in need, both in the community and in the world at large ? Seek to promote social justice

Christian based religious activities at Mount Zion Apostolic Church.

Religious Activities

Grant-making with reference to the general advancement of the Roman Catholic religion. Maintenance of a public chapel available daily for worship.

The trustees provide and maintain the premises for use under the provisions of the Sharing of ChurchBuildings Act 1969 and in accordance with a sharing agreement made between the sharing Churches.The premises comprise a part designated and set apart for use as a chapel, a part for community use anda part set aside for charitable activities by the Centre/hired by other voluntary organisations

We are a church providing religious services and social activities to the people of the parish of Felpham, Bognor Regis

Religious activities

The charity adopted the following strategies:a) To build on the successful events programme by improving the quality and profitability of core events;b) To expand the membership of both Patrons and the Music Custodians whilst delivering the benefits of membership;c) To generate income from appropriate Charitable Trusts and Heritage Organisations;d) To maintain a firm control on costs.

Promoting regular public worship open to all.Teaching of Christianity through sermons, courses, small groups.Pastoral care, including visiting the sick & supporting the bereaved.Promotion of Christianity through the staging of events and meetings & the distribution of literature.Provision of children?s & youth activities with a Christian ethos. Supporting charities in the UK & overseas.

The furtherance of the Religious and Charitable Purposes of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) in Britain within North and East Yorkshire and beyond. We hold Meetings for Worship at Beverley, Hull, Kirkbymoorside, Malton, Pickering, Scarborough, Whitby and RAF Fylingdales; provide grants to projects within our Quaker ethos; and provide Quaker Chaplains at Hull Prisons and Hull University.

Education/TrainingMedical/Health/SicknessRelief of PovertyReligious activities

To encourage and promote worship of God. Provide Christian and value education to married couples, young adults, youth and children. Provision of grants for charity and ministerial work among indigent children, (feeding & education). Study grant for theological education of pastors and leaders. Conduct Youth Camps and family retreats. Benevolent giving.

Five daily prayer and friday congregational prayerQuran, Islamic Studies, & Arabic coursesMarriage guidance, support services, relationship counselling and Wedding ceremonies (Nikah)Women training & support servicesYouth training & support servicesMentoring & Local school support and training

-TO ADVANCE THE CHRISTIAN FAITH ;-TO RELIEVE SICKNESS AND FINANCIAL HARDSHIP AND TO PROMOTE AND PRESERVE GOOD HEALTH BY THE PROVISION OF FUNDS, GOODS OR SERVICES OF ANY KIND INCLUDING THE PROVISION OF COUNSELLING AND SUPPORT;-TO ADVANCE EDUCATION; IN SUCH WAYS AND IN SUCH PARTS OF THE UNITED KINGDOM OR THE WORLD AS THE CHURCH COUNCIL FROM TIME TO TIME MAY THINK FIT

As a Christian organisation, our aim is to promote the gospel of Jesus Christ firstly in our local community, the surrounding areas and by sending and supporting missionary work. We aim to make a positive contribution to our local community, with greater emphasis on families and young people.

Accommodating the five daily congregational prayers for males and females.Running an after school Quran Class and Islamic Studies curriculum.School holiday clubs for children between the ages of 7 and 14 involving sports, cookery, arts and crafts.Collecting charity for the less fortunate at times of adversity.Supporting national conferences and training courses outside the centre.

For detailed information on the charity's activities please refer to the Annual Report and financial statement attached

1 . To advance the religion of the Jacobite Syrian Orthodox Church in Greater Manchester and India by maintaining the faith, tradition and doctrines of the Jacobite Syrian Orthodox church and shall perform all the religious rites and sacraments to all its members in accordance with the ancient Syrian Orthodox tradition. 2. To relieve poverty and sickness in Greater Manchester and India.

Religious activities

Jubilee Church Ely is a local church practising the Christian faith in Cambridgeshire, drawing people from Ely and the surrounding villages. Its activities include worship services each Sunday, children's and youth groups, prayer and bible study meetings, Alpha courses, special services on significant Christian celebrations and working in partnership with other local Christian churches.

- Regular public worship, open to all- The provision of sacred space for worship, personal prayer and contemplation- Support for the community, including visiting the sick and the bereaved- The teaching of Christianity through sermons, courses and small groups- The taking of religious assemblies in schools