E-Offerings to St. Paul‘s You may pay your offerings to St. Paul‘s Episcopal Church on-line through your bank or credit card company. Bank On-line Pay by Credit Card Pay by Credit Card You may pay your regular offerings to St. Paul‘s using a credit card (Visa, Master Card, Discover or American Express). Credit card offerings are paid only through the secure web site link below and no transaction is complete until you provide authorization. Do not send your credit card information to the Parish Office. St. Paul‘s cannot access your credit card account or provide any refunds on your donation. General offerings will be posted in your record of offerings for tax purposes and will be applied to the Church general fund. If your offering is intended for a special purpose, be sure to enter a note in the “Designated Offering” area. If you have any questions concerning payment of offerings to St. Paul‘s by credit card, call the Parish Office at (707) 745-0307 for assistance. Privacy Statement: St. Paul‘s is committed to protecting your privacy. Your credit card information is secure; it is not stored on-line and will not be shared with another company. Information collected will not be sold to any other parties. Bank On-line Most financial institutions offer on-line banking services to their customers. If you are already taking advantage of a bill paying service, you can add St. Paul‘s as a payee for your regular offerings. Your bank will generate a check in the amount you chose and send it to St. Paul‘s so that it arrives on the date you specify. When making these arrangements use the Church mailing address. St. Paul‘s Episcopal Church 120 East J Street Benicia, CA 94510 Although on-line banking services vary from one financial institution to another, most systems allow you to: Pay your offerings whenever you choose. Set up recurring transactions for automatic payment of your offering. Schedule payment of your offerings in advance. Update your payment instructions anytime. Track your payment history to see when you paid and how much.