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Tier 2 Religious Worker Cos Assigned Between 01-Jan-2010 and 31-Dec-2015 by Current Tier 2 Religious Workers Sponsors Tier 2 Religious Worker CoS Assigned between 01-Jan-2010 and 31-Dec-2015 by current Tier 2 Religious Workers sponsors. Year CoS Assigned Organisation Name 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Total Celestial Church of Christ - - - - * * * Pakistan Muslim Association 5 * * * - * 10 Oldham Central Masjid & Islamic Centre - - - * - - * Muslim Khoja Shia Ithna-Asheri Of Leicester - * - - - - * MISSIONARIES OF ST FRANCIS DE SALES - - - * - 5 5 Sisters of the Holy Trinity * - - * - * 5 GLORY HOUSE INTERNATIONAL * - * - * * 5 OC International-UK - * * 5 * * 10 The Society of St Paul the Apostle * * * * 5 * 10 The Dean and Canons of Windsor - - - - - * * The Redeemed Christian Church of God, Christos Palace - - * - - - * Scottish Council of Jewish Communities - - - - - - - London International Christian Church * * - - - * 5 shree thiruthanigai murugan temple - - - * - - * WISDOM HOUSE - - * - - - * Guru Nanak Satsang Sabha Karamsar UK - - * - - * * Restore Community Church * - - * - - * Congregation of the Holy Spirit, British Province 10 5 5 10 * 5 30 Congregation of the Blessed Sacrament - - - - * * * Centre for Spirituality & Cultural Advancement - - - - - - - Vision Gospel & Educational Ministries * * 5 * 5 5 20 New North London Synagogue - * - - - - * Chinese Alliance Churches Union (UK) * * * * - * 5 Milton Keynes Chinese Christian Church - - - - - * * Presbyterian Church in Ireland 5 * * - - * 5 Shahjalal Jame Mosque Trust - - - - * - * Revival Church Europe - - - - - * * DIOCESE OF THE INDIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH UK, EUROPE AND AFRICA - - - - * - * United Asian Baptist Church * * * * - * 5 GLORY OF GOD MOUNTAIN OF LIFE MINISTRY - - - - * * * Dominican Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, Charitable Trust * - 5 5 * * 15 No.1114375 GOD'S SOLUTION CENTRE * * * - - - 5 Hindu Temple and Cultural Trust Centre - - - - - - - Sri Guru Kalghidar Gurdwara 5 * - * - - 5 The Iona Community * - - - * - 5 King's Church in Greater Manchester * * * - - - 5 Al-Khoei Foundation - - - - - - - THE HOLY FAMILY SISTERS OF THE NEEDY * - 5 * * 5 15 Ursulines of Jesus - * - - - - * CHRIST MIRACLE CHURCH MISSION - - - - - * * Free Believers in Christ Fellowship Trust - - - - - * * Redeemed Christian Church of God Covenant Restoration Assembly Perry Barr - - - * - - * Triratna Preceptors? College Trust - - - - * - * Shah Jahan Mosque * - - - - * * The World Federation of KSIMC - - - - - - - Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer (Redemptorists) - - - * * * 5 Poor Servants of the Mother of God - - - - - - - Bodhisattva Kadampa Meditation Centre * - - * - - * Church Communities UK 15 10 15 20 15 10 85 The Powerhouse International - * - * - - * The Lighthouse (Lytchett Matravers) Trust - - * - - - * Swansea Korean United Church - - - - - - - BIBLE LIFE HOLINESS MINISTRY - - * - - - * FreshFire Trust - - - - - - - Centre for International Christian Ministries * * - * - * 5 London Diocesan Fund * 5 * * 5 5 15 Roman Catholic,carthusian order of monks 5 5 * * * 5 15 Masjid Al Aqsa - - - * - - * UNIVERSAL PRAYER GROUP MINISTRY - - - * - * * Bishops' Conference of Scotland 5 10 20 5 15 * 55 London Chinese Alliance Church - - * - - * * Great Expectations Ministries - * - - - - * Gurdwara Sachkhand Isher Darbar Society - - - - - - - Penge Islamic Centre - - - - - - - Living Church of God * - * - - * 5 Crediton Congregational Church - - - - - * * Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest - - - - * - * RCCG Chapel of Mercy - - - - - - - Bury Baptist Church - - - - * * * Eccles & Salford Islamic Society * - * * - - 5 Emmanuel Chinese Church - - * - - - * Bradford on Avon Baptist Church - - - - - - - WISE - - - - - - - TABERNACLE OF PRAISE MINISTRIES - - - 5 5 * 5 Franciscan International Study Centre * * * - - * 5 Gospel for Asia * - - - - - * St James Mar Thoma Church * - - * - - * St Albans Masorti Synagogue * - - * - - * OMF International - - - - * * * The Birmingham Diocesan Board of Finance - * * - - * 5 Society of Our Lady of the Most Holy Trinity Charitable Trust - - - - - * * Light of The Holy of Madina Mosque - - - * - - * south leith baptist church * - * - - - * THE REDEEMED CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF GOD- KINGDOM LIFE ASSEMBLY - - - - - * * World Horizons * 5 * * * * 10 The Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastical Parish of Tollington - - - - - - - Dominican Sisters Of St Joseph * * * - * * 10 Roman Catholic Diocese of Aberdeen - - - - - 10 10 RCCG Winners Way Dartford - - - * - * 5 Jamia Masjid Mosque - * - - - - * CROYDON TABERNACLE (RCCG) - - * * - - * London Presbyterian Church - - - - * * * Guru Nanak Gurdwara * - * * 5 - 10 Duke Street Church - - * - - - * Leicester Chinese Christian Church * - - * - - 5 Congregation of Our Lady of Charity of the Good Shepherd - - - - - - - The Roman Catholic Diocese of Lancaster * * * * 5 5 15 Montfort Missionary Society - - - 5 5 - 5 Glasgow Chinese Christian Church - - - - - - - LANSBURY ESTATE MUSLIM ASSOCIATION - - - - * - * COVENANT RESTORATION CHAPEL INTERNATIONAL - - - - - - - Redditch Mosque Trust - - * * - - 5 THE REALITY OF GRACE MINISTRIES INTERNATIONAL - * - - * - * Guru Nanak Satsang Sikh Temple - - * - - * 5 Victory Christian Centre Assemblies of God - * - - * - * THE REDEEMED CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF GOD, HOPE CHAPEL - - - - - * * Jesus Foundation Family International - - - - - - - All Saints Camberwell - - - - * - * SRI DASHMESH SIKH TEMPLE - - - - - * * Belsize Square Synagogue * - - * - - * Cistercian Order 5 - - * * 5 10 Central Mosque Rochdale - - - - * - * Amana Trust 10 5 10 25 15 20 80 Frampton Park Baptist Church - - - - * - * CHRIST EXHIBITION MINISTRY - - - * - - * Guru Gobind Singh Gurdwara * - - - - - * Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary * - - - - - * THE APOSTOLIC CHURCH-GHANA, UK BRANCH * - * - - - * Trinity College Bristol - * * - * - 5 The Handmaids of the Blessed Sacrament and of Charity - - - - * - * Jesus Christ International Ministries - - - - - - - BRIXTON FULL GOSPEL CHURCH TRUST - - - - * * 5 Betel of Britain 5 * - * 5 * 15 RCCG Living Faith, South Shields - - - - - * * The Sikh Temple Trust Nottingham - - - * - - * THE EAST AFRICAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY - - - - - - - WEC International * * 5 * * 5 15 Caring For Life * - * * * - 5 Marian Mission for the Poor 5 5 * - 5 * 20 The International Community Church - - - - * - * Christ's Chosen Church Of God * 5 5 5 5 - 20 Save the Mothers Trust * - - * - - * Ploughshares International 5 - * - - * 5 Kenmure Parish Church of Scotland - - - * - - * THE DHAMMADHIPATI VIHARA (LONDON) - - - - - - - CARMELITE PRIORY - OXFORD (The Friends of Whitefriars Oxford Trust) - - - * * 5 5 Shah Jalal Latifia Madrasha and Islamic School - 5 - 5 5 5 15 SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE JEWS CONGREGATION - - - - * * * GraceLife London - - - - - * * ChristChurch - * - - * - * Dera Baba Gobind Dass * - - - - - * GURU NANAK FOUNDATION GB 5 - - * - - 5 PRAYER TEMPLE INTERNATIONAL MINISTRY - - - - - - - Islamic Foundation - - - * - - * Crossroads Church Edinburgh - - - - - - - Re:Hope Next Generation Bible Church * * - * - - 5 St Andrew's Street Baptist Church - - - - - - - The Queen's Foundation for Ecumenical Theological Education - - * - - - * Society of St Francis * - - - * * 5 New River Baptist Church - - - - - - - RCCG, IMMANUEL SANCTUARY - * * - - * 5 HOPE CITY CHURCH - - - - - - - SHRI SITHIVINAYAGAR THEVASTHANAM - - - - - - - Sisters of the Infant Jesus * - - - - - * Oblates of the Assumption - * * * * * 5 Hyderi Islamic Centre - - * - - - * Overtoun House Christian Centre - - - - - * * West London Islamic Centre - - * * - - 5 PILLAR OF TRUTH CHAPEL - - - - * - * Carlisle Diocesan Board of Finance - - - - - - - Society of African Missions 5 5 5 * * - 15 Stockwell Green Community Services - * - * - - * Claretian Missionaries Trust - * * * * 5 10 Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh (UK) - - - - - * * WorldShapers Academy - - - 5 - * 5 Canterbury Diocesan Board of Finance - - - - - * * Faizane Madina Mosque Committee Trust - * - * - - 5 Asian Muslim Cultural Centre - - - - - - - Green Lane Masjid & Community Centre * * - * - - 5 Youth With A Mission (NI) ltd - - - * * * 5 Real Healp Educational & Welfare Trust - - - - - * * ICF AL SUFFA LILBINAT - - - * - - * Holy Nation Church 5 * - * 5 * 10 Fusion Youth and Community UK * * * * * * 10 Pakistan Muslim Welfare Association - - - * * - 5 Holy Trinity Wealdstone - - - * - - * The Sons of Dvine Providence - - - - - - - RCCG LIGHT TOWER - - - - - * * Central Jamia Mosque Madni & Education Centre - - - - - - - Diocese of Arundel and Brighton - - - - 5 5 5 Jubilee Community Church - - - - - - - PENTECOST BAPTIST CHURCH - - - - - * * Stanmore Baptist Church - - - - - * * CHRISTIAN CENTRE (HIGHTOWN) - - - - - - - Methodist Church 15 15 5 10 15 5 65 The Aspire Trust - - - - * * * CENTRAL SCOTLAND ISLAMIC CENTRE - * - - * - * RESTORATION CHAPEL INTERNATIONAL - - - - - - - LONDON BUDDHIST VIHARA - * * * * * 5 Guru Nanak Sat Sang Sabha * - * - - - * Diocese of Leicester - * - - * - 5 Gurdwara Nanaksar - - - - - - - Church Of God Scotland 5 - * * 5 - 10 Gurdwara Amrit Parchar Dharmik Diwan (UK) Bradford - * - - - - * Darus Salam Trust - - - - - - - The Britain-Burma Buddhist Trust - - - - - - - The Epiphany Trust - - - - - - - Demonstration of Holy Ghost and Power Ministry - - * - - - * Souls Harbour Pentecostal Church - * - - - * * Agape Christian Fellowship Trust - - - - * * * Society of the Sacred Mission Europe * - - * - * 5 Rabia Education Trust - - * * - - * Wimbledon College - - - - - - - Usmani Mosque * - - - * * 5 THE KOREAN CHURCH OF GLASGOW - - - * - - * CHRIST EMBASSY 5 - * - - - 5 Diocese of Menevia 5 * * 5 * - 15 Authentic
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