Returning to In-Person Activities
Returning to In-Person Activities @ PCOL The task force on returning to in-person activities is seeking your input so that we can better address your needs and concerns as we craft the needed policies [...]
July 12: Communion Sunday
July 12 is our Summer Communion Sunday. All are invited to join us for worship at 10:00a this Sunday, including the celebration of the sacrament of communion. In preparation for worship, you are invited [...]
Confirmation 2020-2021
Interested in being a part of our 2020-2021 Confirmation class? While we formally invite students entering 9th grade to participate, our Confirmation program is for any high school student who has not already been [...]
#MoreThanAHashtag
#MoreThanAHashtag Mondays in July | 1:00p via Zoom Recent events remind us that our world is not as it should be. There is pain, evil, and injustice all around us. In the age of social media, [...]
Lights of Lawrence: Send Us Your Videos!
Lights of Lawrence is a variety show for Lawrence Township The Presbyterian Church of Lawrenceville has teamed up with Lawrenceville Main Street to create a webcast variety show, Lights of Lawrence. Intended to encourage our [...]
What I Lost / What I Found Public Art
Make Art Here. Public art is many things; it's certainly about engaging the public in creating art. And the act of creating art in public is a way for us to take a step back [...]
Panel discussion on race with community leaders from Lawrence Township, June 26
Talking about race... Friday, June 26 at 1pm via Zoom. A panel discussion and conversation with Jametta Clarke, Vivian Harmon, and Fred Vereen, who are all leaders with deep roots in Lawrence Township. Conversation [...]
Highlights from 2019-2020
PCOL Highlights | 2019-2020 Highlights from the life of our church over the past year, including accomplishments and goals from our committees. From our Annual Congregation Meeting, June 2020.
Love Thy Neighbor
George Floyd. Ahmaud Arbery. Brionna Taylor. Mass protests. How are we responding? June 23, 2020. We've all been confronted by our country's reaction to the violent death of George Floyd, and to the deaths [...]
Remembering Victims of Racial Violence: A Response
Remembering Victims of Racial Violence: A Response The recent deaths of three African Americans have once again raised concern about racial injustice across the country, including the cities where the deaths occurred. The Reverend [...]
Information for Graduates
Calling All Graduates. Do you have a child who is graduating this year? From high school, college, or graduate school? We want to know about it. Please send their name, the school they are [...]
Prepare for Pentecost
Prepare for Pentecost by...baking bread. On Pentecost, we celebrate the coming of the Holy Spirit and the birth of the Church. We mark this occasion with the celebration of the Lord's Supper–a reminder that [...]
Chef Voigtsberger’s Lemon Chiffon Cake Recipe
“O taste and see that the Lord is good.” This popular passage is from Psalm 34; a psalm about God giving people of faith the means to overcome fear and adversity. And one surprising [...]
Welcome Alicia Morrison!
The Personnel Committee, at the recommendation from the Children’s Ministries Task Force, is very happy to announce that church member Alicia Morrison will become the new Director of Children’s Ministries. The daughter of Liz and [...]
Bulletins for Livestream Worship Services
Sunday Live Stream Worship Bulletins One of the joys of worship–and certainly something that adds meaning–is the participatory nature of our worship at PCOL. As we continue to live stream our worship services, we remain [...]
Practice Your Faith During Holy Week
Opportunities to Practice Your Faith During Holy Week Though we're apart from our church community this week, there are many ways we can celebrate Christ's passion and resurrection on our own, with our families, [...]
Prepare for Maundy Thursday
Prepare for Maundy Thursday... by baking bread. On Maundy Thursday we remember Jesus’ last meal by sharing Communion as a community. In this season, since we are not able to celebrate with Communion in [...]
Walk Our Outdoor Labyrinth
Looking for something to do outside? Come check out the new outdoor labyrinth in the graveyard between the Meetinghouse and the Chapel building this Lenten season (of course only if you feel well and are [...]