*UPDATED OCTOBER 15*

While the full postal strike has ended and service is resuming, Canadians should still expect uncertainties, delays and a backlog of mail due to rotating strikes. Mail and parcels will not be delivered or picked up in areas where there are rotating strikes. Stay up-to-date by checking the Canada Post page here: https://bit.ly/2025_Canada-Post_Strike-Updates

The ongoing Canada Post strike is causing significant postal delays, affecting orders you may have placed recently and much more. Unfortunately, some of the resources you’ve ordered may be delayed for a while longer. In the meantime, you can always call us if you need to reach out about a specific topic (see below), or use one of the various ways to stay connected.

Many of our resources are available online in PDF format for printing, so please consider this as an option during the strike.

Just a reminder, too, that you can drop off cheques in person at the national office (50 Wynford Dr., Toronto). Ring the bell at the front door, and someone will be glad to help you. You can also arrange with us to pick up resources you would like to order during the strike if you live or happen to be in the vicinity of 50 Wynford Drive. We’d love to see you!

And be sure to check presbyterian.ca for updates.

Completed Marriage Forms
Clergy should contact their provincial Office of the Registrar to seek options for submitting completed marriage forms during the postal disruption.

GIVING to Presbyterians Sharing, PWS&D and other mission PROGRAMS

    1. Interac E-transfer (email transfer): Send an Interac e-transfer to . In the comments section, enter the congregation ID, name, city, and gift designation(s).
    2. Donating Online: Click here and indicate whether you are an organization or making the gift on behalf of a congregation.
    3. By Phone: Credit card donations can be made by calling 1-800-619-7301.
    4. Courier Cheques: If the postal strike continues, consider using an alternative mail courier, such as UPS or FedEx, to send payments. If you prefer to use Canada Post, you will have to wait till the strike ends and mail resumes.
      Cheques should be made out to The Presbyterian Church in Canada and addressed to:
      Financial Services, PCC
      50 Wynford Drive
      Toronto, ON
      M3C 1J7
    5. In Person: Cheques can be dropped off at reception at 50 Wynford Dr.
  1. Interac E-transfer (email transfer): Send an Interac e-transfer to . Please include your name, other necessary details, and gift designation(s) in the comments section.
  2. Donating Online: Click here and indicate that you are sending your gift as an individual.
  3. By Phone: Credit card donations can be given by calling 1-800-619-7301.
  4. Courier Cheques: Should the postal strike continue, consider using an alternate mail courier, such as UPS or FedEx, to send payments. If you prefer to use Canada Post, please wait to send cheques until the strike ends and mail has resumed for at least a few days.
    Cheques should be made out to The Presbyterian Church in Canada and addressed to:
    Financial Services, PCC
    50 Wynford Drive
    Toronto, ON
    M3C 1J7
  5. In Person: Cheques can be dropped off at 50 Wynford Dr.

The Pension Board has a bank account independent from the PCC’s, so all pension contributions must be directed to the pension account. However, when you send your funds, be sure to fill out the appropriate remittance form to indicate the payment amounts.

  1. Interac E-transfer (email transfer): Send an Interac e-transfer to . In the comments section, enter the congregation’s name, ID and city. Continue to use the pension remittance form to indicate the designation of pension payments.
  2. Automatic Withdrawal Program: This program allows the Presbyterian Church in Canada to automatically withdraw a set amount from your bank account on the 15th of each month. Register using this automatic withdrawal form and send it to . The same form can be used for gifts (PWS&D, Presbyterians Sharing, and other missions), lending fund repayments, and health and dental payments, but they will each be withdrawn independently.
  3. EFT (Electronic Funds Transfer): EFTs go on a separate transfer to the Pension bank account. Fill out the online remittance form and find the specific banking information for the pension bank account here: https://form.jotform.com/213256661800956 . You must submit a remittance form to after the EFT is sent so we can identify who it is coming from and credit it to your account.
  4. Courier Cheques: Should the postal strike continue, consider using an alternate mail courier, such as UPS or FedEx, to send payments. If you’d rather use Canada Post, please wait to send cheques until the strike ends and mail has resumed for at least a few days. Our previous experience has been that cheques sent in the mail during a strike can be lost.
    Cheques should be made out to The Presbyterian Church in Canada and addressed to:
    The Pension and Benefits Office
    50 Wynford Drive
    Toronto, ON
    M3C 1J7
  5. In Person: Cheques can be dropped off at 50 Wynford Dr.

HEALTH & BENEFITS

  1. Interac E-transfer (email transfer): Send an Interac e-transfer to . Enter the congregation name, city, and invoice number in the comments form.
  2. The Automatic Withdrawal Program allows the Presbyterian Church in Canada to withdraw money automatically from your bank account on the 15th of each month. Register using this automatic withdrawal form.
  3. EFT (Electronic Funds Transfer): EFTs go on a separate transfer to the Pension bank account. Fill out the online remittance form and find the specific banking information for the main PCC bank account here: https://form.jotform.com/213256661800956 . You must submit a form to the PCC after the EFT (Electronic Funds Transfer) is sent, so we can identify the sender and credit it to your account.
  4. Courier Cheques: Should the postal strike continue, consider using an alternate mail courier, such as UPS or FedEx, to send payments. If you’d rather use Canada Post, please wait to send cheques until the strike ends and mail has resumed for at least a few days.
    Cheques should be made out to The Presbyterian Church in Canada and addressed to:
    The Pension and Benefits Office, PCC
    50 Wynford Drive
    Toronto, ON
    M3C 1J7
  5. In Person: Cheques can be dropped off at 50 Wynford Dr.
Sun Life has provided a step-by-step guide on how to process your claims online or through the My Sun Life app, allowing you to receive your reimbursement sooner:
Don’t let mail delivery interruptions affect your Sun Life group benefits claims | Sun Life

You can find the online remittance form here: https://form.jotform.com/213256661800956
A PDF fillable/printable form can be downloaded here: https://presbyterian.ca/resources/finance/ (under the second section).

  1. Interac E-transfer (email transfer): Send an Interac e-transfer to . In the comments form, enter the congregation ID, city, and loan name.
  2. Phone: credit card donations can be given by calling 1-800-619-7301
  3. Automatic Withdrawal Program: This program allows the Presbyterian Church in Canada to withdraw money automatically from your bank account on the 15th of each month. Register using this automatic withdrawal form.
  4. EFT (Electronic Funds Transfer): Fill out the online remittance form and find the specific banking information for the main PCC bank account here: https://form.jotform.com/213256661800956 . You must submit a form to the PCC after the EFT (Electronic Funds Transfer) is sent so we can identify who it is coming from and credit it to your account.
  5. Courier Cheques: Should the postal strike continue, consider using an alternate mail courier, such as UPS or FedEx, to send payments. If you’d rather use Canada Post, please wait to send cheques until the strike ends and mail has resumed for at least a few days. Our previous experience has been that cheques sent in the mail during a strike can be lost.
    Cheques should be made out to The Presbyterian Church in Canada and addressed to:
    Financial Services, PCC
    50 Wynford Drive
    Toronto, ON
    M3C 1J7
  6. In Person: Cheques can be dropped off at 50 Wynford Dr.