Charitable work
We try to outwork, in practical ways, the Bible teaching that as Christians we should be charitable, freely showing the compassion of Jesus Christ.
As part of this commitment we support a range of Christian charitable organisations, small and large, local and global, some focused on humanitarian work, others on the spread of the Gospel. Please click on a charity's logo to visit their website.
The Leprosy Mission is an international Christian charity with 141 years of experience. Through The Leprosy Mission’s global family they serve a population of 305 million people in around 30 leprosy-affected countries.
At African Bible University, every student majors in Biblical studies, but also has the opportunity to explore God’s truth as it is manifest throughout His wondrous works of creation and redemption.
Cwm Rhondda Village Project was founded in 1995, during a visit to Kisumu, Kenya, when Miss Patricia Hughes and Mrs. Diane Price decided to seek the help of a local Pastor and his wife to aid orphaned children.
Cardiff Foodbank provides three days’ emergency food to local people who are referred to them in crisis. Part of a nationwide network of foodbanks supported by The Trussell Trust, they work to combat poverty and hunger across the UK.
Safe Families for Children works hand-in-hand with children’s services to link families in need with local volunteers, who can offer them help and support.
The Christian Institute exists for the furtherance and promotion of the Christian religion in the United Kingdom and elsewhere. It's a nondenominational Christian charity committed to upholding the truths of the Bible.
