faith-based groups
Spiritually motivated collectives
Faith-based groups are organizations rooted in religious belief—churches, mosques, synagogues, and their affiliated charities, schools, and community programs.
The term emerged in American political discourse around government funding for social services: The grant program supports faith-based groups working on addiction recovery.
It serves as a neutral umbrella covering diverse religious traditions without naming any particular one.
- prayer circleGroup gathered for collective worship
- food banksDonation-based hunger relief centers
- charityVoluntary aid for others
- volunteer workFreely given service
- prayerAddress to deity
refugee aid · mission trip · worship · interfaith dialogue · human rights · counseling services · prison ministry · mentorship programs · Sunday schools · religious education · hymnody · homeless shelters · pilgrimage · disaster relief · health clinics · social justice · environmental stewardship · adoption services
- Campus Faithcampus ministry, chapel services, chaplaincy, worship service, worship services
- nonprofitscharity shop, charity organizations, nonprofit, nonprofits, charities
faith-based groupsscientific organizations
Groups pursuing systematic knowledge
faith-based groupsgovernment agencies
State-run administrative bodies
state institutions · civic institutions · municipal services
faith-based groupscivic organizations
Groups promoting public welfare
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