NEW! — E-TRANSFERS
We are now accepting donations via e-transfer. Just send the e-transfer to give@rbclondon.ca. If it is your first time donating to Redemption, or you have moved recently, please include your name and address in the message section of the transaction. This information is required in order to issue a tax receipt for donations.
CHURCH OFFERING
You can give in person during any of our weekly services on Sunday with either cash or with a cheque made payable to Redemption Bible Chapel.
Online Giving How-To from Redemption Bible Chapel on YouTube.
DIRECT DEPOSIT
Direct deposit is the best option if you would rather money be taken directly from your bank account, and administratively, is the most efficient way to give for both you and us. Most banks will allow you to set up recurring donations, if you chose, so this way you don’t have to worry about forgetting to give. Please watch the quick video to the left, and then contact us for your account number.
Online Giving How-To from Redemption Bible Chapel on Vimeo.
Credit Card Giving
Credit card giving is done through the Redemption app or on our website. We use a secure online payment provider that allows you to give one-time or set up regular recurring donations.
Note: Using a credit card to donate to the church costs us a processing fee for each donation. You can opt to cover the fee, or, you can give using the Direct Deposit method where the fees are significantly less. To get set up for Direct Deposit contact finance@rbclondon.ca.
FINANCIAL STEWARDSHIP
Learn about the processes and procedures used by Redemption Bible Chapel to faithfully steward the financial resources that God has given us.
Note: Donations can be made to our General fund (all our ministry needs) or our Growth fund (used for larger facility maintenance issues over time). Occasionally we collect special designated offerings such as Benevolence or our Christmas offering. If a donation is made indicating a preference on where the funds are allocated, the CRA gives final authority over where these funds are actually used to the charity alone, and the charity has the right to allocate those funds to any area, as they see fit to meet needs.