PLC Supports Local and Global Causes
There are many ways to get involved outside of the church’s walls, both locally and globally. Use your talents and interests to make new friendships, help others, and grow spiritually. Check out the links below to see how you can make an impact for the good!
PLC Missions
Community Care & Prayer
Volunteers gather at PLC once per month for food packing and preparation to serve and support more than 300 people living nearby who are food-disadvantaged
Contact PLC to learn more and volunteer.
Proctor Community Outreach
A PLC ministry open to all, this group of volunteers serves the homeless population in downtown San Diego, providing food, prayer, clothing, and other provisional items.
Loft Homes
PLC’s Loft Homes ministry shares God’s love with low-income families in Mexico by providing housing for them. These homes are a visual representation of the love of Jesus in the communities they serve.
Local Missions
We Support
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Providing scholarships to single parents and low-income families who need before and after school care on campus at Los Pen Elementary, along with tutoring and mentoring.
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Currently under construction, The Lab desires to reach the following goals:
Train people in discipleship and mission.
Provide space for business training and job creation.
Be a place to gather the community and homeless.
Be a place of inspiration and healing.
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Cru is the high school and middle school ministry in Poway Unified School District. Cru’s mission: win students to Christ, build them up in their faith, and send them out to share the Gospel through campus clubs and outreaches.
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FCA is a Christian club for high schoolers in San Diego County that aims to share Christ through the influence of athletes and coaches.
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Gently Hugged’s mission: to clothe babies in need. Bags of provision are given to hospitals and social workers for distribution to families in need.
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This branch of Ladle Fellowship provides medical care and provision for the San Diego Homeless population and low-income seniors in San Diego.
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The Navigators provide ministry outreach to Marine recruits in Camp Pendleton, introducing them to Christ. Navigators and volunteers teach recruits the basics of the Christian life to help them live their lives pleasing to God in the military.
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YL Capernaum introduces Jesus to the local special needs community (ages 14-22) and helps them grow in their faith.
Global Missions We Support
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AIM’s mission: restore, rescue, and reintegrate survivors of human trafficking through Christ’s love. Prevent human trafficking by protecting, equipping, and empowering vulnerable and exploited communities, reducing demand and equipping the local church to do the same worldwide.
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C4K funds mission trips to provide medical, provisional, and Gospel outreach to a poor village and local public hospital in Honduras. Coffee sales provide funds for medicine and lifesaving surgeries for infants in Honduras.
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Courage Worldwide in Tanzania provides a home for girls under 18 rescued from human trafficking. They provide Christian care, rehabilitation, education, and vocational training.
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This mission organization grows food using organic farming and aquaponics to help the needy. They train youth in agriculture, carpentry, and basic skills. They also support the community spiritually and teach English.
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This mission helps children in Uganda find hope now and in the future by teaching them about Jesus and providing education, food, shelter, medical care, and essential needs.
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WOM is a ministry to new believers in Turkey and Italy.