UNITARIAN HEADQUARTERS, WC2R 3HY · Registered charity 233120 · Verified from the Charity Commission for England and Wales
Funds to be spent for the promotion of corporate worship among those who profess christianity in its most simple and intelligible form and who do not require for themselves or their ministers subscription to any doctrinal articles of belief, with special regard to the maintenance of the fabric of places of worship and associated buildings used for this purpose which are in the opinion of the trustees of historical or architectural importance. ( further details see clause 3 of trust deed dated 3rd august 1956).
Assisting Unitarian congregations to repair and conserve chapels of historical or architectural interest.
From the Charity Commission for England and Wales.
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