-Welcome-
to the
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH of CODY
AT CHURCH WORSHIP : : Sunday | 9:30am [Praise Music at 9:15am]
ONLINE VIDEO WORSHIP : : Streaming Live on YouTube Sunday Morning
Events
Services: 9:30 - 10:30am
: : Choir : :
will resume again in September!
: : Praise Music : :
will continue on some Sundays
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Office Hours (Summer)
Tuesday AND Friday ONLY
8:30am - 1:30pm
(closed Mon., Wed., Thurs.)
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SUNDAY SCHOOL
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Kids Sunday School
Has concluded for this school year. Stay posted for upcoming VBS happenings...
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Adult & Teen Sunday School:
Has concluded for this school year, but check back when we announce fall Sunday School offerings.
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WEDNESDAY NIGHTS
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: : DINNER : :
Has concluded for this school year.
Please join us in the fall when we start back up again.
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----------------------------- : : PICTORIAL DIRECTORY : :
Deadline: July 15th
Dear Friends, Kelley, who works in the church office, is in the process of creating a new pictorial directory. It is almost complete; however, we still need photos to finalize it.
Please send a picture of yourself or your family to Kelley in JPEG format: fpcc@fpcc.email. Make sure to include your name in the subject line, followed by the phrase “Photo Directory Picture.”
EVENTS: JULY
SUNDAY WORSHIP & Wed.
: : This past Sunday's service video : :
- link above -
from Lindsey Harwood...
"Count Your Figs" I'm going to share about another parable this morning. Parables are famous stories that actually are woven into the history of the world. Jesus is a wonderful storyteller. Even people who don't know Jesus or don't know anything about Christianity often know certain parables that Jesus spoke of; they've heard about The Good Samaritan, they've heard about The Prodigal Son. These stories that Jesus told a few thousand years ago live on today.
Today we are going to look at The Parable of the Fig Tree, found in Luke 13. I want to frame this a little in the beginning to hopefully help us get something out of it this morning. We often hit different times of the year where we look back and say, 'How fruitful was I?' The natural places for this are usually January - when we usually do a New Year's Resolution. Or August - when we start a new school year. And, we look and examine those areas of life where we excelled, or where we were fruitful, also, where we were not as fruitful, or maybe not fruitful at all.
To extend the analogy, today you are a tree and I'm a tree, and we're all trees. And, this is God's vineyard. We're all fig trees to be specific. It's a good time for us to look back at the previous season and just see how we're doing. And, then ask, 'How many figs were on my tree last year?,' 'Was I fruitful?', 'Did I bear good fruit in the last year?'
I know this is not a typical time we would do this, but we are in summer, and we have maybe a different schedule...Worship Video HERE.
: : LIVE STREAM : :
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: : : : message script of june 29, 2025 : : : :
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Testimonials
"Our church is a family where people lean on each other in times of need. It is lead by a highly intelligent biblical scholar who is compassionate , knows what hard work is and is as down to Earth as a ditch digger."
Tyler Henry,
congregant & past Elder
"What I like about our church is it is the first church I have ever gone to that I knew it was the right place for me. FPCC gave me the second family I needed but never knew I was missing."
Cathy Aardema, congregant, past Elder, current Clerk of Session
"I love that our church is family—a wonderfully diverse group of people with varieties of perspectives which is unified by the goal of sharing worship and learning to walk in the way of Christ. The church gives me a way of serving which I couldn’t find otherwise."
Vieune Revolinski, congregant, past Elder, past Deacon