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Status
Received: 108 days late
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Income
£73.2K
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Spending
£152.0K
Public benefits
Benefit To promote, maintain and practice the Christian religion in accordance with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Who are the beneficiaries Open to all of the public in Northern Ireland How they benefit The adoption of a moral framework which encourages people to be good citizens. How the benefits can be demonstrated Improved behaviour as a
result of being involved in a public act of worship. Benefit To promote the benefits of the Christian religion to the inhabitants of Northern Ireland particularly, and Ireland generally by supporting the establishment of places for the worship of God and the provision of facilities for believers to practice their faith. Who are the beneficiaries Open to all of the public in Northern Ireland How they benefit The adoption of a moral framework which encourages people to be good citizens. The provision of facilities for public use How the benefits can be demonstrated Financial support to churches Promotional materials Training provided to church pastors/ministers Churches enabled to help additional people to improve behaviour as a result of being involved in a public act of worship. Benefit The advancement of the Christian religion Who are the beneficiaries Open to all of the public in Northern Ireland How they benefit Access to educational opportunities Access to public worship Access to religious publications including sacred texts and literature How the benefits can be demonstrated Improved behaviour as a result of being involved in a public act of worship. Benefit Improving lives through co-operation with local voluntary organisations, assisting other organisations with the relief of poverty and with the advancement of education. Who are the beneficiaries Indirectly all of those accessing services providing relief of poverty and services advancing education How they benefit Through the provision of grants, clothing or food Through receiving an education How the benefits can be demonstrated Improvement in a person or group’s person and/or financial circumstances Benefit The provision of recreational and leisure time pursuits in the interests of the public welfare generally. Who are the beneficiaries Section of the public in the locality where the activity is provided How they benefit Recreational and leisure activity opportunities How the benefits can be demonstrated Improvement in social, emotional and physical wellbeing of participants. Please note we hereby confirm that there is no private benefit or potential harm from the objects of Association of Related Churches (Ireland).
... [more] [less]What your organisation does
We: - provide networking opportunities for Christian pastors, ministers and leaders - we seek to provide opportunities for exchange of learning and good practice in terms of leadership styles, charitable activities and programmes that benefit the public - we seek to bring together funds to empower and enable others to develop churchces that will
promote the same charitable objectives as of the organisation activities include: - conferences - training programmes - shared learning opportunities - staff exchanges
... [more] [less]The charity’s classifications
- The advancement of education
- The advancement of religion
- The advancement of citizenship or community development
Who the charity helps
- Adult training
How the charity works
- Education/training
- Grant making
- Religious activities
