Apsley Hall Assembly

Public benefits

The main purpose of the Trust is to advance the Christian faith. Direct benefits that flow from this purpose include the infinite spiritual and eternal benefits that derive from developing a relationship of trust with God. The Trust helps teach the English language to those who speak it as a second language. The Trust promotes the careful analysis

of ancient literature. The Trust also advances religious and creative education to children using memorization, writing, reading and other learning activities. Advancing citizenship and community development. The Christian faith brings a range of temporal benefits evidenced by improved levels of physical and mental health and by positive attitudes to work, citizenship, moral and social behaviour. promote the adoption of a moral framework that encourages people to be upright citizens, good parents and neighbours and honest, hard-working employees and employers. Hence this has a direct benefit of advancing citizenship and promoting business, family and social life promotion of the Christian faith has the direct benefit of advancing conflict resolution and reconciliation. The Trust aims to teach everyone to treat others as they would be treated including those of different religions, beliefs and practices. The Christian faith forbids retaliation and promotes repentance, forgiveness and reconciliation. he Trust promotes the sacrificial giving of money by our members to other charitable organisations some of whose direct benefits are in education, medical aid, disaster aid or the relief of poverty. The Trust itself regularly gives financial support and maintains contact with other public benefit workers. The public benefit of many of the people and organisations supported by the Trust are obvious. Some are schools, hospitals and disaster relief organisations. Many of those supported also have the same or similar direct charitable purposes as the Trust By their very nature these cannot be proven by scientific research but are received by faith based on the historical evidence of the Christian faith. These would be reflected in statistics such as those collected by NISRA & PSNI No Public No

What your organisation does

We conduct public church services for worship, and meetings for prayer and Bible instruction. We hold a children's club, a service in a nearby housing scheme, and English language classes.