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The Crusaders' Union of Ireland

Registered

  • Charity no. 111278
  • Company no. 738906
  • Date registered. 05/11/2026

Public benefits

The provision of safe places for young people to meet for enjoyment and devotional activities. The provision of a moral/ethical framework built on Biblical principles. Opportunities for social interaction among the young people. Encouragement of the young people to live and participate in and contribute to community life based on Christian

principles. The benefits are easily demonstrated in the regular group meetings, holidays and other activities set up for that purpose. Benefits will be seen in the lives of the young people conforming more and more to the highest ethical and moral standards in accordance with Christian faith. There will be further benefit to the public as young people interact with the communities in which they live and demonstrate the benefits of living according to Christian principles in consistent Christian Faith. There will be no harm as a result of our work. The activities and resulting benefits will be available in general to all young people within reach of the locations where they take place. The only private benefit within the context of our work will be the deeper understanding and experience gained by those who are involved in promoting its aims.

What your organisation does

Establishing groups for young people to meet regularly and facilitate the Charity's objects. Establishing holidays and other activities for young people. Supporting and providing resources for those running the groups, holidays and activities.

The charity’s classifications

  • The advancement of religion

Who the charity helps

  • Children (5-13 year olds)

How the charity works

  • Community development
  • Religious activities
  • Religious activities
  • Religious activities
  • Religious activities

Charitable purposes

Making the Lord Jesus Christ as presented in the Word of God, the Bible, known to all and principally to children and young people, with a view to their developing a personal faith in Him and so that they may be encouraged and instructed in an effective Christian life of service for the public benefit.

Governing document

Memorandum and Articles

Other name

  • 8 Trustees
  • 0 Employees
  • 0 Volunteers

Trustee board

  • Mr Graham Stanley Jewhurst
  • Mr Christopher Mark Blair
  • Mrs Deborah Jane Killen
  • Mrs Anna Rebekah Nixon
  • Mr Jonathan Robert Nixon
  • Mrs Rachel Hannah Wolseley
  • Miss Azaria Moffatt
  • Dr Hugh Thompson Mccullough

Public Address

Dr Hugh Mccullough, 161 Gilnahirk Road, Belfast, BT5 7QP

List of regions

  • In Northern Ireland

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