religious organization in Fartown

The Guild of Church Braillists aims to advance the Christian religion in particular by transcribing Christian literature from print into Braille

St. Peter's is part of the Morley Team Ministry.

UK Christian Science Churches. Practical Christianity, based on the Bible promise of healing and salvation and explained in the writings of Mary Baker Eddy

Quakers are a faith group committed to working for equality and peace, rooted in Christianity and open to new Light. We believe that there is something of God in everyone.

Reach Beyond is taking the hope of Jesus Christ to the least-reached people in the world through media and healthcare.

This page has been established under the instruction of Molana Mohamed Aadil Saleh. For further information, please visit PurelyIslam.com

BEACON was set up out of a shared concern to address the practical and spiritual needs of asylum seekers and refugees who now live in the Bradford district.

Huddersfield Friends warmly invite you to come along to our Meeting for Worship which takes place for one hour every Sunday from 10.30 am to 11.30 am and for 45 minutes every Thursday evening fro…

Suffa-Tul-Islam (UK) Association was established in 1983 by Shaykh Mohammad Habib-ur-Rehman Mahboobi.It runs a mosque, community centre, educational institute, a spiritual khanqah of the Qadri Na…

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Lifting people out of debt and poverty through free debt counselling, job clubs, release groups, life skills and money education. See our services at capuk.org

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Jesus Shaped People is a church discipleship programme for churches that want their life to be inspired by the life of Jesus

All Saints' Church, Salterhebble, Halifax, West Yorkshire, UK. An Anglican Christian Church Serving the areas of Salterhebble, Skircoat Green and Copley in Halifax since 1846