You might be wondering, what's it really like at Laguna Niguel Presbyterian Church? Simply put, LNPC is a family—a place where we walk alongside each other through every season of life. Here, we’re united by a shared commitment to grow in our relationships with Jesus and to encourage each other as we deepen our faith. We’re a community that celebrates life’s highs, supports each other through its challenges, and finds strength together through worship, prayer, and service.

The best part? You don’t have to journey alone. At LNPC, you’ll find genuine friendships, caring volunteers, and people who are here to share life with you. Whether you’re new to faith or have been on this path for years, our church family is here to encourage, uplift, and walk with you as you seek to know Christ more fully. Come experience the beauty of faith, friendship, and purpose—together.

Laguna Niguel Presbyterian Church began in 1983 when the Los Ranchos Presbytery, led by Dr. John Chandler, initiated a “mission-on-our-doorstep” program to establish a new church. In 1985, the Presbytery purchased land at Alicia Parkway and Ivy Glenn Drive, leading to the Crown Valley Project. In April 1986, five volunteer families were selected to form the congregation, with the Rev. Dr. H. Kenneth McCullen as the organizing pastor. The first worship service was held on November 9, 1986, in a community hall, followed by services in mobile units starting on April 12, 1987, which welcomed 41 new members. Construction of the new sanctuary began in November 1994, with its dedication on October 22, 1995, after a first service attended by 530 people. The sanctuary, which seats 550, includes a choir room, nursery, and quiet room. The Rev. Dr. Randy Steele was called as Pastor, Head of Staff on November 17, 2002, marking a new chapter in the church's growth.

LNPC offers a dynamic and family-friendly worship service every Sunday at 10am.  It’s held in our Sanctuary and features a full choir, praise band, classic hymns, organ music, praise choruses, soloists and instrumentalists.

Sunday School classes for Children (Kindergarten-5th Grade) take place after the young disciples message during the service. Children are welcome to stay in Worship, or they may go to Sunday School when announced, located at the rear of the Sanctuary, directly to the right as you enter the glass doors.

Parking is complimentary and conveniently located on campus at Ivy Glenn Drive between Niguel Road and Alicia Parkway, with plenty of disabled parking spaces.

Large print bulletins and hearing devices are available in the Sanctuary. Please ask an usher for assistance.

Communion is offered on the second Sunday of the month. LNPC utilizes grape juice and gluten-free bread for communion.

Baptisms are available to schedule; call our office at (949)-249-1218.

Do you enjoy singing or just listening to praise music?  Then The Journey, Sunday afternoons from 4:00 to 5:00p, is for you.  It's a relaxed small group atmosphere in a cafe setting.  Come worship and be filled by the spirit. Make new friends or renew relationships.

There is also scripture reading, prayer, devotions, and testimonies.

Join us in Gard Hall every Sunday Afternoon! The Journey is about fellowship, relaxed and casual.  Arrive to worship and leave filled with the spirit.  And if the music keeps running through your head and you find yourself singing, that's good too!

 Communion is offered on the 2nd Sunday of the month.