PCLG opens the doors to all who wish to worship in God’s House. A PCLG ambassador, wearing a red ribbon, greets our visitors each Sunday at the front door. Sign our guest book, receive a name tag, and meet some of our Congregation. Families will be escorted to the nursery or Childrens Ministries wing. After the service, join with us for coffee and fellowship in The Social Hall or outdoors in our garden courtyard.

We at PCLG have been striving to connect members of our community to one another.

Why? We take serious the words of Jesus: "For where two or three are gathered in my name, I am there among them." (Matthew 18:20) We also believe that when we connect with others and have personal relationships it is easier to grow together, to tackle the most difficult issues in our lives, and to celebrate our joys. Community is sustaining. Some describe our faith like this: when we are growing in faith we are like new charcoal placed in a fire, it soon becomes engulfed when surrounded by the burning coals of others; but when taken away from the other coals, the new charcoal burns and glimmers for a brief time before it cools and eventually goes out. We need one another and God intends for us to be in community - and God meets us there!

How does community look at PCLG? We admit, it is a little confusing! Throughout the years, our different groups have had a variety of structures and names, but common among them is a long-standing desire to be connected to one another. We have fellowship groups, covenant groups, small groups, Bible study groups, and other less-formal gatherings. Some of our groups have creative names, and others are quite straightforward in description. But our connectedness is also present in committee meetings where we work together to serve the church, during church work days where we gather to tend to our campus, and through serving in various ministries at PCLG. Common in all of these opportunities is the gathering together of people in God's name.