Religion Charities

The charity's activities are to advance religious and theological education, particularly of Roman Catholic women in furtherance of this object the charity is a member of The Cambridge Theological Federation, provides teaching and open lectures, fosters a community of study and prayer, and undertakes research into areas relevant to the charitable objects.

1. To relieve Jewish victims of war and persecution2. To relieve poverty and sickness among, and to advance the education of, Jewish people

The Charity provides a ministry of hospitality to visitors, retreatants and some vulnerable people, on the main site and at Winson, at no fixed charge. Sisters provide spiritual direction, priestly and pastoral ministry in Oxford and Richmond,London.Gardens are maintained.The Charity is landlord to St John's Care Home, The Friary OFM and Helen & Douglas House, all on the Oxford site.

The Synagogue's membership consists of a congregation observing the Jewish religion. Its objective is to provide and maintain a place for the purpose of public worship and promote religious, educational and charitable activities. In planning our activities for the year we keep in mind the Charity Commission guidance on public benefit at our Executive Committee meetings

Provides teaching and facilities for the understanding and practice of Buddhism. We run a public Buddhist Centre on the High Street of Croydon and a residential retreat Centre, known as Rivendell, in East Sussex.

As a Church, we hold regular Sunday and weekday services. We also organise many other weekly activities, especially for children and young people. All our activities are financed by free will offerings given by attendees. We participate in local community activities, as well as supporting worldwide mission activity, particularly in Rwanda, India,Sierra Leone and Ecuador.

The charity maintains the Beth Shmuel Synagogue and its allied charitable activities.

THE PRINCIPAL ACTIVITIES UNDERTAKEN BY THIS CHARITY INCLUDE SUNDAY AND MIDWEEK SERVICES, TEACHING SEMINARS, SPIRITUAL RETREATS, COUNSELLING SERVICES AND AN OUTREACH MINISTRY TO LONDON PRISONS

The making of donations to any charitable institution for the benefit of any persons inhabitants of the county of durham and in particular of the county borough of sunderland. Building, maintaining and furnishing churches, mission halls and schools in the counties of durham and york.The relief,in necessitous circumunstances, of ministers of the church of england in the counties of durham and york.

To apply the charity's income for any religious purposes of Richmond Parish Church including repairs to, improvements of or additions to the Church and its precincts and the maintenance of services therein

NANAKSAR GURDWARA GURSIKH TEMPLE IS LOCATED AT 224-226 FOLESHILL ROAD, COVENTRY, CV1 4HW WEST MIDLANDS UK. THE CHARITY'S MAIN OBJECT IS TO PROMOTE THE TEACHINGS OF THE TEN SIKH SATGURUS.DAILY PRAYERS ARE PERFORMED IN THE MORNING AND THE EVENING THROUGH KIRTAN AND ALSO READING THE HOLY BOOK (SHRI GURU GRANTH SAHIB JI). FREE FOOD IS SERVED THREE TIMES DURING THE DAY WHICH IS PREPARED BY THE SANGAT

Supports the religious and other charitable work of the Uxbridge United Reformed Church.

the advancement of the Sikh religionthe maintenance of a Gurdwara for worship, for the celebration of Sikh religious festivals, for the conduct and registration of marriages and for the conduct of funeral rites in accordance with Sikh religious observances.the advancement of education among members of the Sikh community in the United Kingdom

Religious Activities1. The forwarding of the Sikh Religion and activities 2. The organisation of events of religious importance where all members of the community can take part andbenefit.3.The invitation of lecturers and musicians from abroad to enlighten the congregation on various aspects ofSikh religion and culture.

The charity is faith based and carries out its activities to fulfil the social, cultural, educational, charitable and religious needs of the community.It is non political and doesn't ascribe to any particular sect. It provides supplementary education, advice and advocacy and work to improve community relations.

THE PLACE OF THE CHARITY IS HOUNSLOW.

Education/TrainingReligious activitiesArts/cultureSport/recreation

To assist in the provision of orthodox jewish education and to alleviate poverty.

The primary object of the charity is the advancement of the Christian faith, which it does through the Sword of the Spirit, an international network of ecumenical Christian communities. These communities engage in pastoral and evangelistic work, in the provision of public worship, and in cooperating with one another in pursuing their compatible aims.

The Charity's object is to advance the Evangelical-Lutheran faith with the principle aim of offering a Danish support network for young Danes in London in co-operation with the Danish Church in London, based on the Evangelical-Lutheran faith. As part of DSUK the Charity seeks to achieve its aim through providing a Christian home and meeting place for young Danes in the UK.

The principal activities of the charity are the advancement of the Christian Religion and to cater for the spiritual well being of both the members and that of visiting worshipers.

The Charity acts as trustee and custodian trustee responsible for trust funds and properties held upon trust for the Diocese of Newcastle and Parochial Church Councils (PCCs) within the Diocese.

Evangelical Christian Denomination of Churches

The charity exists to maintain the hospital which consists of 24 almshouses, a chapel and ancillary buildings. Qualifying persons over 60 entitled to reside here are elected from local parishes. The education foundation provides financial assistance towards the education of persons under 25 years also resident in local parishes.

The main activity of the Gurdwara is to organise religious services consistent with Sikh Rahat Maryada. Guru Nanak Gurdwara is the residence of Sri Guru Granth Sahib, the eleventh and the final living Sikh Guru.The Sri Guru Granth Sahib embodies beside the divine bani of the founder of the Sikh faith Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji, the bani of five more Gurus and of 19 Hindu Bhakats and Moslem Sufis.