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This charity was removed from the register on 5 Jun 2020
Public benefits
The direct benefits which flow from purpose 1 include ... i) An understanding of the Bible: its content and personal application, resulting tangibly in: a) Love for others, joy, peace and contentment b) Conscientious citizenship; family commitment; improved literacy, work ethics and productivity c) Improved health through moderation in all
things ii) A practical knowledge and appreciation of the church's central place in world, European and British history a) Printing and distribution of literature. b) Conducting teaching seminars by invitation of any individual or group, at any suitable venue. We have and will continue to teach the history and doctrines of the Reformation to any individual or group who make such a request. As we are and will likely remain a small organisation, we would allocate our resources judiciously. These benefits are demonstrated through... 1. Testimony and feedback from beneficiaries 2. Attendance at meetings 3. Requests for literature 4. Adherence to our Bible reading scheme This charity's purposes are entirely beneficent and of no objective harm. Any member of the public may benefit, and though operating in the UK and EU member countries, this charity's beneficiaries are to be those from 'every kindred, and tongue, and people, and nation.' Through their involvement in this charity, the trustees are likely to increase in their own knowledge of the Bible, ecclesiastical and secular history. Their appreciation of the relevance and application of the Protestant doctrines will be augmented. Though it is a private benefit, yet it is incidental and works to the charity's further benefit by enhancing the ability of the trustees to achieve the charity’s purposes.
... [more] [less]What your organisation does
Propagation of the Christian Reformed teachings to the general public, in conformity to the following mission statement: "Preaching the Gospel according to the Scriptures of the prophets and the Apostles, declaring forth the tenets that ignited the Protestant Reformation, aligning faithfully to the doctrines of grace, practicing Experimental
Calvinism and exposing the heresies of the final apostasy." Achieved by the following means: a) Printing and distribution of literature. b) Conducting teaching seminars by invitation of any individual or group, at any suitable venue. c) Sending forth evangelists, pastors, teachers and missionaries in obedience to the Great Commission. The above activities are conducted in a non-profit-making charitable capacity. The charity is based in Northern Ireland, but also operates in the UK mainland and in a further subsidiary capacity in an increasing number of EU member countries.
... [more] [less]The charity’s classifications
- The advancement of education
- The advancement of religion
Who the charity helps
- General public
How the charity works
- Advice/advocacy/information
- Education/training
- Heritage/historical
- Religious activities
Charitable purposes
Propagation of the Christian Reformed teachings to the general public, in conformity to the following mission statement: "Preaching the Gospel according to the Scriptures of the prophets and the Apostles, declaring forth the tenets that ignited the Protestant Reformation, aligning faithfully to the doctrines of grace, practicing Experimental Calvinism and exposing the heresies of the final apostasy." To be achieved by the following means: a) Printing and distribution of literature. b) Conducting teaching seminars by invitation of any individual or group, at any suitable venue. c) Sending forth evangelists, pastors, teachers and missionaries in obedience to the Great Commission. The above activities are to be conducted in a non-profit-making charitable capacity.