Religion Charities

Operating within St Peter & St Paul Wincanton parish for local purposes.

Our objective of the Trust is to advance and proclaim the Christian Faith by the promotion of the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ in the United Kingdom and elsewhere in the world has not changed. The regular church meetings are still being held each Sunday in addition our Saturday early prayer meetings has been reconvened.

TO AFFORD RELIEF AND EMPLOYMENT TO DESERVING JEWS IN DISTRESS, WHETHER THEY ARE BELIEVERS IN CHRISTIANITY OR NOT, AND TO TEACH THEM AGRICULTURE OR OTHER TRADES, SO AS TO HELP THEM TO BECOME SELF SUPPORTING.

Proceeds for the Curates Stipend and the church Fabric Fund plus provision for the deserving poor of the Anglican Church.

To maintain the Churchyard and Churchyard gates of St Peter's Church, Ilfracombe, Devon.To relieve poverty in the Parish of Holy Trinity, Ilfracombe, Devon.

Very small charity confined to the parish of Langtree, making small charitable grants once a year to selected elderly and needy.

The Town Estate Charity supports the Parish Church of St. Mary Magdalene in Thornham Magna

MCC provides:Basic education for children who have no access to schools.Professional/vocational education and training for women.Access to health facilities to the impoverishedFood and shelter to the elderly citizensAid campaigns for people affected by natural disasters, and displaced by wars.Financial aid and/or training and consultation.Community work.Free legal assistance.

MODEM is a national ecumenical Christian network, which encourages authentic dialogue between exponents of leadership, organisation, spirituality and ministry to aid the development of better disciples, community, society and world. It has an established track record of publishing substantial books and a regular newsletter "MODEM Matters". It holds an annual conference.

The maintenance and upkeep of the fabric and churchyard of All Saints church, St. Paul's Walden and any other charitable activities connected with the church

Twice yearly distribution

HELPING WITH UPKEEP OF CHURCH AND SURROUNDS

To or for the relief of such poor and distressed Knights Templar of The United Religious and Military Orders of The Temple or their poor and distressed widows and children or to or for the benefit of such Charities or other Charitable Institutions and Societies as the Provincial Priory shall direct.

50% for the Rector of Little Bookham Parish Church25% for the maintenance of the church, churchyard and roadway12.5% for the better singing of the psalms12.5% for the relief of the sick and needy

Ringing the bells of St Mary's Church, Luppitt; and maintaining the same for future generations.

Grants to Quaker women in the London area

Operates a trust for the benefit of the poor of the parish of Felmersham and to make a grant of one fourteenth part of the annual income to the parish church

Income is used to allow the Minister of Church to make payments to deserving members of the Church and organisations which use the Church Facilities, ie Rainbows, Brownies, Boys Brigade, Pensioners Lunch Club

To provide special benefits of any kind not normall provided by the LEA for Downton Church of England School, Wilts

For Christian religious purposes: church services, weddings and baptisms and fund raising activities within the church community

The Hachzokas Hatorah Trust is constituted by Trust Deed, and its objects are to provide general charitable donations and in particular for the relief of poverty and the advancement of religion and religious education.

The upkeep and repair of Hannington Parish Church

To gather rent for land and share the proceeds 50% to the Church and 50% to the poor of the parish.

To pay the income of the Charity to the Churchwardens of the Parish of South Ferriby for the maintenance and repair of the fabric of the Parish Church of South Ferriby and towards the maintenance of the services of the said Church and of the furniture thereof.

Provides funds for the miantenance of the fabric and minstry of Mitcham Lane Baptist Church.