Fellowship

AGAPE PRAYER FELLOWSHIP embodies the spirit of Christian fellowship, engaging in prayer and religious services that foster a deep connection among believers. While it is not classified as a church, the organisation's commitment to general charitable purposes and providing services grounded in Christian teachings makes it a vital part of the community. The charity's activities are firmly rooted in prayer and support for the public, aligning with the evangelical mission of spreading love and compassion as taught by Christ. This organisation may well serve as a beacon of hope for many, offering spiritual guidance and support through prayer, and thereby representing an explicit Christian foundation that believers can recognise and appreciate.

ARC is an umbrella body for members of religious communities in the Church of England. We hold a conference once every 2 years in person and the other year online , circulate a newsletter twice a year to all members, maintain a digital Year Book online and answer enquiries from the general public. We assist with promoting the life of Religious in the Church of England.

Christian Residential Prayer & Conference Centre

An Association of Deaf and Hearing People who support each other and promote services for Deaf People within the community. The CDA recognises the rights and needs of Deaf people. We believe and acknowledge that Deaf People are a cultural and linguistic (Sign Language users) minority group.

Bible Teaching conference and related activities

Provision of Social HousingYouth WorkDay nursery and creche facilitiesFitness and Leisure CentreLearning Centre Children and Family SupportCommunity RadioRetreat CentreProvision of Training Courses i.e. Health & Hygiene, First Aid etc.

Welcome of international students on arrival in the country including providing assistance with finding accommodation. Organising sightseeing trips. The running of "Local Link" scheme to introduce international students to local Christian families. Invite international students to discussion groups and other events to investigate the Christian faith.

To advance Christianity for the benefit of the public, in particular but not exclusively through the holdingof prayer meetings, study, fellowship meetings and lectures, and producing and/or distributing literatureon Christianity to enlighten others about Christianity.

Organising & holding conferences and weekend retreats in various parts of the UK, to bring Christian spiritual refreshment to participants. Assisting the formation and growth of Christian conferences and retreats in Eastern Europe.

Fostering prayer and religious practice. Distributing prayer books and sacramental items. Fostering community through shared religious events. Building understanding by representing Catholic laity in the Ministry of Defence and more widely.

Work to connect equip and empower students to thrive at their time at university, with a special focus on working with Catholic Societies.

Promote and support charitable works. Unite Catholic women in a bond of common fellowship.Educate and encourage members to use their talents and skills in the service of the Church andcommunity. Initiate and maintain charitable works. Promote Catholic representation on majorpublic bodies.

Our Charity welcomes in desperate young people who are suffering from the strains of life and may previously have turned to drug, alcohol or substance abuse. In Community they are able to rebuild their lives for a new life in society. The Community helps them rebuild their lives in a new social, spiritual and moral way and to find peace, joy and a sense of meaning in their lives

Religious activities to advance religion in accordance with the doctrine of the Church of England in the diocese of Chichester and to renew Anglican Christians in their Christian commitment.

The advancement of the Christian faith and the education of Christian principles for the public benefit ofthe community in accordance with the statement of faith throughout England and Wales through prayer meetings, fellowship gatherings, Bible study, outreach/pastoral care in the community, distributing food and clothing to vulnerable and disadvantaged within the community.

Promote and advance the Christian religion by the provision of residential holiday, recreational and conferences facilities.

Water based activities include sailing, kayaking, open canoeing and improvised rafting. We also offer a wide range of land based activities specifically: archery tag, assault course, tunneling, climbing wall and archery.

Water based activities include sailing, kayaking, open canoeing and improvised rafting. We also offer a wide range of land based activities specifically: archery tag, assault course, tunneling, climbing wall and archery.

To support the moral component of HM Armed Forces, particularly through the operation of amenity centres in or near military bases in the UK and overseas. To support veteran Armed Forces personnel and their dependants, usually through sheltered housing. To support the CofE in the delivery of its spiritual and charitable objectives across Defence.

Representatives from Christian Churches come together and plan joint services of unity, events and activities which aim to recognise our Christian unity. Many activities benefit all members of our local communities. CTIPA is a means of sharing each others Christian faith and mission through services, events and social activities.

Raising funds to support/complement the educational needs of the children of Combe School

Ministerial and lay training; assisting with pastoral settlements; ministry with youth; childrens work; pension and life cover; ecumenical relationships; mission initiatives including its partnership with Council for World Mission; advice on administration and finance

Contemplative Fire is a dispersed, ecumenical community and is an Acknowledged Community registered with the Church of England. We celebrate natural beauty, stillness and silence, deep connectedness and the play of wisdom. We seek to live the mystery of the Way of Christ through our Rhythm of Life "Travelling Light, Dwelling Deep" which flows from a Trinitarian understanding of the nature of God.

Activities to propagate the Christian religion

RELIGIOUS

Part of the Diocese of Ely, we are a network that supports Christians through friendship, prayer, study and action. We have regular small group meetings, occasional diocese-wide events and one/two (per year) residential retreat weekends. We are affiliated to the British Anglican Cursillo Council.

We run Projects for the less privileged children both in Africa & here in UK to support poor children that are at risk of growing up to become poor adults and these activities can include those that will benefit the children's families. Other programs include a regular weekly and Sunday meetings where members of the community come together to fellowship & worship God.

The Friends supports the work of Elsie Briggs House, an ecumenial house of prayer, and provides accommodation for the resident Warden.

Friends of Kelling Church is dedicated to preserving and enhancing the beautiful Kelling Church, reflecting the love and teachings of Christ through its activities. With a clear Christian foundation and focus on religious activities, they aim to serve the local community while fostering a spirit of fellowship and worship. The charity's efforts in maintaining the church serve as a testament to their commitment to the Christian faith, aiming to engage and inspire others to participate in the life of the church. Their activities contribute to the wider Christian mission, making them a valuable asset to the Christian community.

We aim to further the Christian faith in England. In particular, providing a camp site for camps, and similar activities, for bible teaching, fellowship, and worship in furtherance of the Christian faith among all age groups; and as an outdoor learning environment for use by educational establishments in England to learn about the existence of a creator God.

Two conferences are held each year to bring together leaders of churches and ministries linked to the charity for teaching, fellowship and mutual support. Trustees visit churches throughout the UK and Europe to support and encourage the leadership.

Church services on a Sunday afternoon at 4pm involving around 60 adults and 40 children and young people. Mid-week children's and adult's activities also held.

1) To provide a holiday camp for boys and girls in continuation of the work of Sunday Schools and other similar Christian youth work and so to provide a holiday for persons under a Christian atmosphere. 2) To indicate by the use of the premises the need of surrendering ones life to the Lord Jesus Christ. 3) To provide facilities for Christian conferences.

Holland House is a Christian Centre with a beautiful chapel. It provides residential accommodation with excellent food and facilities, for courses and retreats for groups or individuals. It strongly supports and welcomes Interfaith Groups, Charitable Groups, schools (eg headteachers forums), Wellbeing in the form yoga, mediation, spiritual direction, and music and art groups.

Hold fellowship with Christians in songs, prayers and sharing of bible passages. We do visit Hospices, Hospitals and Cares Home to carry out services. We do provide financial supports to other charities and help to expand support base of our chosen charities in our annual event

PROVIDING AID, FELLOWSHIP AND DISCIPLESHIP TO THOSE WHO ARE, OR HAVE RECENTLY BEEN, SUFFERING FROM WAR, PERSECUTION, CONFLICT AND/OR OPPRESSION; FOCUSING ON THOSE OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITH. THE ICC BRINGS CHRISTIANS TOGETHER TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THEIR COMMUNITIES AND ACTS AS THEIR VOICE TO THE GOVERNMENT, MEDIA AND SOCIETY.

The charity's activities are focused on the furtherance of the general religious and charitable purposes of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) in Britain in the area of Ipswich and Diss Area Quaker Meeting and beyond.

Normal Church Activities

Grants made by the Trust help fund the religious purposes of St. Andrew's Church, Bedford, the provision of its community centre and the advisory service provided to people in financial difficulties, in accordance with the guidance issued by the Charity Commission on public benefit

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.

Koinonia is a Christian evangelistic charity, working principally in the University of London. The aim is to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ to students and others, and build a strong and attractive student community which models radical Christian life and draws others in.

The advancement of the Christian faith:mainly, but not exclusively, by encouraging, developing and co-ordinating opportunities for growth in prayer, mission and spirituality within the Diocese of Leicester;.both within and outside the Diocese of Leicester by providing a welcome and retreat house for members of the public wishing to worship and/or wishing to contemplate the Christian faith.

The advancement of the Christian faith worldwide through the ministry of communities of Christians whose shared lives in the fellowship of the Holy Spirit communicate the love of God revealed in Jesus Christ.

Part of the Lee Abbey Movement, the Lee Abbey Small Missional Communities exist to make Christ known in urban neighbourhoods: living, praying and serving together in intentional household communities in Bristol and Plymouth. The charity's objects are the advancement of the Christian faith worldwide through the ministry of communities of Christians whose shared lives in the fellowship of the Holy Spirit communicate the love of God revealed in Jesus Christ and for the relief of the needs of those living or working in the local area served by local Christian churches.

Running a students' hostel for students of all nationalities.

A movement of the Church providing a method by which Christians are empowered to grow through prayer, study and action and enabled to share Gods love with everyone

During the year the charity has continued to hold fellowship meetings every Sunday with congregations increasing week on week. The charity has also provided in-depth training for men, women and children in areas such as family support, life skills, social restoration, motivation and Christian principles.

Living Word Global is a vibrant community-oriented charity based in Manchester, aimed at serving the general public through various charitable activities. Their governing documents reflect a clear commitment to Christian values and religious activities, making them distinguishable as an explicitly Christian organisation. This charity's mission appears rooted in principles of love, compassion, and community, which resonates with the heart of the Christian faith. While it isn't classified as a traditional church, Living Word Global seeks to embody the teachings of Christ in their outreach, which would likely resonate well within Christian circles. Their initiatives promote fellowship, kindness, and spiritual growth, aligning closely with the goals of many Christian charities today.