Parish or Church

Parish or Church Definition

Parish or Church

A Parish or Church refers to a local community or congregation within a Christian denomination, often centered around a specific church building or place of worship. The parish is typically overseen by a pastor, priest, or minister and serves as the primary place where members of the community gather for worship, religious education, and various community activities. In some denominations, a parish also refers to a geographical area under the care of one church or a group of churches.

A valid identification document of the natural person who will be in charge of the management of the payment account on behalf of the Parish or the Church: identity card (both sides), passport, residence permit (both sides), driving license (card format, both sides).
A copy issued less than 12 months ago of the minutes of the last general meeting of the diocesan association authorizing the opening of the account and designating the persons authorized to manage it.
An extract of publication in the JOAFE for France (Official Journal of Associations & Corporate Foundations) in the name of the diocesan association or Diocese
The Articles of Association, dated and signed, in the name of the diocesan association or Diocese.

Crowdfunding only

A document describing the project in detail if the account holder is the project leader.