CharityScore UK

Providing resources - funds, people, support - for church planting in Europe

ADVANCE AYYAPPAN FAITH TO UK COMMUNITY.HELP THE NEEDEDPROVIDE SERVICE TO THE LOCAL COMMUNITYYOUTH WORK

Christian Church - Services of worship, Bible Study, Prayer, Evangelistic outreach, Community Service and Development, Support of Christian work in other parts of UK and overseas - mostly in Africa and India, Relief of Poverty.

Promotes unity amongst Orthodox Christians and provides study and fellowship opportunities through provision of residential and day conferences. The publication of: an occasional journal Forerunner; an Orthodox liturgical calendar with daily scripture readings and commemorations; and a directory of Orthodox clergy and parishes in the UK and Ireland. The conduct of pilgrimage and youth activities.

Provision of religious services, education and social activities

The Charity is established for the purposes of the provision of a village hall for the use of the inhabitants of the parish of Onecote and (where different) the village of Onecote in the county of Staffordshire without distinction of political religious or other opinions including the use for meetings, lectures and classes and for other forms of recreation and leisure time.

activities include church services, book club, seminars, meetings. Premises sued for community purposes yoga group, charity groups and meetings.

A hall for the use of inhabitants of the areas of benefit without distinction of political, religious or other opinions including use for meetings, lectures and classes and for other forms of recreation and leisure time occupation with the object of improving the conditions of life for the said inhabitants of Wentnor, Ratlinghope, Norbury and Myndtown.

To provide a holiday centre where 8-18 year olds canhear the Christian messagebe encouraged in their faithenjoy a great holiday

Religious activities / Spiritual and practical care of, and provision for, the community.

The Church Hall provides a focal point for the social, sporting & cultural activities of the widespread community which straddles the Northumberland/Durham boundary. Its Management Committee all volunteer their services to ensure they maximise their resources & are appreciated by those that use them.

WYFC has 3 major areas of operation, 1) taking school assemblies, giving lessons in religious education courses, operating after school clubs and assisting pupils in running Christian unions. 2) In running training courses for school Christian union leaders and for church youth and childrens work leaders. 3) Working with churches in running Town wide activities.

The Charity's objectives and principal activities for the year under review were raising support for missionaries and compassion ministries in Asia and educating and mobilising the Church in the United Kingdom and Europe. Our governors believe that these objectives and activities exceed the general guidelines for public benefit set by the Charity Commission.

To provide the advancement education and relief of poverty of people in needy circumstances involving the provision of assistance and training for the development of skills in coping with life and employment. To promote the advancement of the Christian Faith.

The charity exists to promote social, educational, religious and recreational activities for the benefit of the local community.

Education/Training & Religious activities

ACTIVITIES RELATING TO LOCAL CHURCH. CHILDRENS CLUB; YOUTH CLUB; TODDLER GROUP; CHARITY SHOP;ELDERLY; OVERSEAS MISSION

Resource to schools taking lessons and assemblies. Resource to Churches taking services and enabling Holiday Clubs. Also providing workshops, after school activities and seasonal events.

The object of the charity is to advance the Christian faith through the vehicle of sport in the UK and abroad.The charity raises income through gifts and donations from churches and individuals and from running children's soccer and netball schools, overseas tours and football and netball leagues.The charity's main expenditure during the year was staff salaries.

(1) Organise religious activities like Navratri and Diwali. (2) Donate to other charities like British Heart Foundation etc. (3) Donate to community members undertaking fundraising for other charities. (4) Organise cultural activities like drama, picnics, visits to Temples for the community members.

To advance the Christian faith, To relieve persons in need or hardship,aged, or sick and distressed.To advance education in accordance with Christian principles.To promote and fulfil such other charitable purposes beneficial to the community.

Parish Hall provides a facility for sports, social and educational activities for all ages and abilities to people living in the local communities.

The Trust's objectives are firstly to encourage and support those in education, staff and pupils, in the day-to-day life of learning and secondly to support the spiritual, moral, social and cultural development of children and young people, in line with Government guidelines. The Trust has a Christian ethos, but is committed in serving children and young people regardless of creed, race or faith

Religious services, relief of the poor and needy, the homeless and the vulnerable, coffee drop in mornings, toddlers groups, youth groups, social events, pastoral care, mentoring, marriage courses, parenting courses, community investment.

To further the religious and other charitable work of Beechen Grove Baptist Church, and the maintenance of the Grade 2 listed church building and other property.

Provide for Islamic educational needs and to promote the Islamic faith

(i) to advance the Christian faith in general in accordance with the Strict Baptist Affirmation of Faith (1966)(ii) to relieve persons who are in conditions of need or hardship or who are aged or sick and to relieve the distress caused thereby(iii) to promote and fulfill such other charitable purpose beneficial to the community

The principal activity of the charity in the year under review was that of running Barnes Church and Healing Centre, including the holding of church services, normally two per week, the offering of spiritual healing, normally two sessions per week, and arranging seminars.

Runs after school clubs, and meetings in schools. Runs Christian Union and similar meetings. Engages with local schools in educational activities. Helps local Churches run youth work activities and lead acts of worship. Organises local special events, contributes to local special events lead by others and organises visits to distant special events with a Christian youth interest.

Advancing the Christian faith. Relieving persons who are in conditions of need or hardship or who are aged or sick. Promoting and fulfilling such charitable purposes beneficial to the wider community. Providing food to the needy.

New Community Network is a christian charity based around the work of New Community Church in Southampton and the surrounding region. Our activities include work in education and the relief of poverty.

Denmead War Memorial Hall is offered as a village hall for the religious, social, moral and physical well being of the inhabitants of the Parish of Denmead in the county of Hampshire and the surrounding district by the provisions of facilities for social and physical recreation and for such other charitable purposes for their benefit as shall from time to time be agreed upon by the Committee.

Religious activities. Support of sick/elderly. Childrens work, Youth activities.

Stevenage Vineyard is an evangelical, charismatic Christian Church seeking to introduce people to the life changing love and mercy of Jesus Christ and to demonstrate it in the community.

We provide grants to help towards the preservation, repair and maintenance of the church fabric. Applications are administered by the local archdeaconaries. Trustees and Deanery Reps meet half-yearly to award grants. Funds are raised from investment income, private donations, bequests, church donations, "Ride & Stride" and "Friends of Wiltshire Churches" membership and fund raising.

We seek to advance the Christian faith, promoting and teaching Christian values and morals, serving the needs of our community and supporting other charitable and mission groups both in the UK and overseas.

The charity resources and provides one-to-one services to local church communities that enables an understanding of university student culture and allows effective support of students from a Christian perspective.

The Manchester Alliance Church provides Cantonese and English services every Sunday, organises fellowships for Christians to strengthen their church life, and offers bible lessons. Besides, the Church serves the younger generations of local Chinese by organising Chinese Language School.

Cambridgeshire ACRE is an independent registered charity and company whose members include parish councils, community buildings management committees, statutory agencies, community groups and individuals with an interest in community life.

The Foundations Trust provides support and oversight for a range of connected projects based from the twelfth-century Round Church in the centre of Cambridge, exploring the relationship between Christianity and culture. These include Christian Heritage which runs the Round Church Visitor Centre and the Cambridge Christian Study Centre through which the charity also supports university ministry.

We provide group accommodation to Community of Christ for reunions, camps and retreats at which the Christian religion and the worth of all persons are promoted. When not used by the Church the accommodation is marketed to faith-based, educational and community groups by our subsidiary, Dunfield House Ltd. These groups run their own programmes whilst at Dunfield House.

Operation of Youth Facilities TAG (Talking about God) at Life Church, Heald Green.Opens two afternoons and evenings per week as a safe place for young people. During August organises a series of holiday events.Youth Worker is also involved in local Secondary Schools

The objects are that of the advancement of the Roman Catholic religion among both the Polish faithful residing in the United Kingdom and worldwide and other ethnic groups through pastoral, spiritual and financial support.

We operate the St. Paul's Steiner School in the former St. Paul's Church in Islington where children are educated from the age of 3 till 14 years. The objective is to advance the education of the public based on the researches and philosophy of Rudolf Steiner.

Advancement of the Christian faith through the operation of a local church and related activities.

Sunday and week day meetings for worship, including Sunday school and youth work.Community outreach in demonstration of the Christian faith. "Kidz Klub" activity club for childrenMoney Advice project helping people in the community with debt problems"Dial-a-friend" helping people in the community in different ways (eg, moving furniture, etc)Overseas missions to various countries

Home Church is a multi-generational diverse and vibrant Pentecostal Church with a vision to see God impact the South West of England. Home Church's vision and focuses are Children & Youth (raising & releasing the upcoming generation), Discipleship & Pastoral Care (all learning, growing & caring), Prayer, Prophecy & Worship (Jesus focused, Spirit led), Leadership Development and Church Planting.

Serving the community with space for public meetings, indoor bowling, Boccia, Women's Institute, Gardening Club, Village Archive meetings, Parish Council, Theatre and Music events, Film Evenings. Fundraising to support and maintain the premises. Also hired out to individuals and groups.

Jubilee is a Christian Community that works in partnership with individuals, groups and organisations. Our vision is to see people develop a meaningful and authentic faith in every sphere of their lives. Jubilee is about empowering individuals to make a transforming contribution to society.

Religious services and activities for adults and children of all ages.