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Status
Received: on time
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Income
£100.7K
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Spending
£58.1K
- Charity no. 108515
- Date registered. 17/02/2022
Public benefits
The direct benefits which flow from our purpose include attendance at meetings convened for the teaching of Scripture, for fellowship, for the breaking of bread, as well as involvement in prayer meetings and evangelism. This is evidenced in personal growth in faith of those who attend the church, comfort to the bereaved and to the sick and elderly
members of the church who receive encouragement through visitation and prayer. The provision of religious education for children and young people. Financial support for the departments of the Association of Baptist Churches in Ireland and for missionaries sent out from our church locally and to other parts of the world through like-minded organisations. These benefits are demonstrated through feedback from regular attendees at the various church services, interest in missions shown by prayer and financial support given, and the ongoing regular attendance of members at worship services. The Trustees are satisfied that carrying out the purpose of our charity will not cause harm to any individual attending the church, or to any other members of the wider community. The charity’s beneficiaries are church members and adherents, and anyone who chooses to attend the church services which are open to the general public. Any trustee who is a pastor, is an employee of Keady Baptist Church. Their salary and any incurred expenses are incidental and necessary to enable Keady Baptist Church to provide the pastoral support required to fulfil our stated purpose.
What your organisation does
Keady Baptist Church conducts regular services for public worship, prayer, Bible study, preaching and teaching for all age groups. We provide pastoral care to the sick and elderly of the church through visitation and prayer. Other activities of the church include Sunday School, Children's meetings, Youth meetings, along with regular outreach events
to the wider community including schools and care homes.
The charity’s classifications
- The advancement of religion
Who the charity helps
- General public
How the charity works
- Religious activities