The "Protestantse gemeente" (PCG) is a Protestant church located in the Netherlands.

The specific PCG mentioned has its address at Kerklaan 4, 8066 PJ Belt-Schutsloot, Netherlands.

The first Protestant churches in the Netherlands emerged during the Reformation in the 16th century. The PCG was established in the early 17th century as a result of the Dutch Golden Age, when Calvinism became prominent in the country. Throughout its history, the PCG has been shaped by various theological movements and social changes within the Netherlands.

The PCG is part of the Dutch Reformed Church (Nederlandse Hervormde Kerk), which is one of the largest Christian denominations in the Netherlands. The church's doctrine is based on the teachings of John Calvin and the Westminster Confession of Faith. The PCG has a strong emphasis on biblical authority, the sovereignty of God, and the importance of personal faith.

• The PCG typically consists of local congregations (kerken) with their own pastors and governing bodies,
• Synods (synoden), which are regional gatherings of churches for decision-making and planning,
• and the National Church Council (Nationaal Kerkraad), which represents the entire denomination.

The church is known for its commitment to:

1. Social justice,
2. Education,
3. and missionary work.