Hillside Memorial United Church
Both Hillside United Church (above) and Port Carling United Church (below) received loans from the Investing In Ministry fund to build their church halls to enhance their service of their community.
Port Carling United Church
Toronto United Church Council has a long tradition of providing capital support funding for new church development and for church building maintenance and improvement. Whether a congregation wants to add a new washroom or fix the roof, build a new church hall or modernize the manse, Council is available to be a partner in the project. The full text of Council's Loan Policy is available for your review.
Click here for the Loan and Mortgage application form. Simply print it and fill it out accordingly and send it to the Toronto United Church Council address listed on the application form.
Financing for your project may also be available from the General Council of The United Church of Canada. To review these capital funding programs and guidelines, please visit www.united-church.ca/local/loans/capital.
Council sometimes makes available loans to congregations and mission units to undertake building construction or renovations specifically meant to accommodate the applicant's social outreach ministries. Council's historical funds and the Investing In Ministry Fund can serve as the source of such credit.
For more information on the availability of loans for social ministry, please contact Vincent Alfano.