The charity is a Spiritualist Church affiliated to the Spiritualists' National Union.
The Object of the CIO is to advance the Christian Religion in accordance with the Christian Faith, primarily but not exclusively within Gloucester and the surrounding area.
To provide for the promotion and teaching of the orthodoxchristian faith through the activities of properly constitutedparishes and eucharistic communities which include the provision of liturgical services, baptism,…
To provide income towards defraying the cost of services formerly provided by the parish clerk in the ecclesiastical parish of saint john and saint mary, higham, kent.
Providing weekly jum'uah (Friday) prayer facilities in a local community hall, and taraweeh prayers during Ramadhan.Attending to regular youth & adult activities to promote physical and spiritual wellbeing,…
Performance of plays, play readings, drama as part of worship, poetry evenings, technical workshops, theatre visits, talks and charitable giving.
to advance the Christian faith for the benefit of the public proclaim the good news of the Kingdom teach, baptise and nurture new believers respond to human needs by loving service equip every member of the church with…
The advancement of religion for the public benefit in accordance with the values and tenets of the Christian faith throughout England through the holding of prayer meetings, religious education, celebrating religious…
The advancement of the Roman Catholic religion and other charitable objects, by the promotion and assistance in the founding of new missions, principally in the Roman Catholic dioceses of Westminster and Shrewsbury, by…
Cardiff Spiritualist Church has been in Sole Trust to the Spiritualists National Union since 1924. It is open to members of the public and activities are Sunday Divine Services every Sunday at 11am and 6pm, weekly…
The Charity's purposes are the advancement of the Roman Catholic religion and the relief of sick, handicapped, disabled and infirm persons by assisting in the transport of such persons to a recognised shrine, primarily…