Toronto United Church Council Centennial Library

The Centennial Library of Toronto United Church Council contains a growing collection of books and audio visual resources on congregational development and growth, strategic planning, stewardship and demographics. These resources are available on loan to individuals who want to learn more about their leadership role or are seeking tools and techniques for effective congregational ministry. The usual lending period is one month. The only fees charged are for return postage and any costs resulting from material damage or loss. You are invited to come to the Council offices to browse the collection or you can phone to discuss resources available on a chosen theme.

The Toronto United Church Council Centennial Library is located at 30 Wertheim Court, Unit 24, Richmond Hill, ON L4B 1B9. For more information, please contact Linda Lee at (905) 771-5124 / mail@tucc.ca

Library Policy

How do I borrow library materials?

Provide your name and contact information to Linda Lee by completing the card at the back of the book.
You will be given a bookmark with the due date for return.

How long can I borrow library materials for?

4 weeks for books and reports.
2 weeks for tapes and videos.

How do I renew library materials?

How do I return library materials?

library materials can be returned in person or sent in the mail.

if an item is returned in the mail or by courier, notify Linda Lee (905-771-5124 / mail@tucc.ca) when the item was dispatched.

any items returned in the mail should be appropriately wrapped to avoid damage in transit.

What happens if the return is overdue and I do not return the item?

Toronto United Church Council will replace the item and invoice you for the current price.

Books Catalogue: contact Linda Lee for assistance.

The Toronto United Church Council works with more than 300 congregations and mission units, 4 presbyteries and with Toronto Conference itself to promote the development of our church. It is responsible for gathering the knowledge and some of the finances needed for this development. For 117 years, its work has helped congregations realize their dreams.