Refund & cancellation policy
Event Registration Cancellation & Refund Policy
In the event of your inability to attend the event which you have paid for, we will initiate refund within 2 working days. And for Cancellations please contact us via email.
Donation Refund Policy
All donations made on this website are voluntary and non-refundable.
Once a donation is successfully processed, it cannot be cancelled, returned, or refunded under any circumstances. Donations received are promptly allocated to support our charitable programs and initiatives.
We request donors to carefully verify the donation amount and details before completing the transaction. In case of any queries related to donations, please contact us prior to making a contribution.
Thank you for your generosity and support.
Registered Office Address
D 240, 1st Floor,
Durga Vihar Phase 2, Deenpur, Najafgarh,
New Delhi - 110043.
Church Address
1625 E, 1st Floor, Opposite MCD Office Najafgarh,
Near Dhansa Bus Stand Metro Station Gate No.3,
New Delhi - 110043.
Contact Us
+91 92891 02891
Email Address
office@churchofmiracle.org
Registration Number
2025/15/IV/40

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