
-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 : : practice @ 8:30am
: : Praise Music : :
starts @ 9:15am
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Office Hours
Tuesday through Friday
8:30am - 1:30pm
(closed Mondays)
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SUNDAY SCHOOL
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Kids Sunday School
Once a month. Next up:
May 4th, 2025, 10:45am
More information HERE
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Adult & Teen Sunday School:
“The Chosen” : : Season 1
We will be using video, the Bible, study guides and group discussion. Meeting in the Parlor:
11:00am to 12:00pm.
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WEDNESDAY NIGHTS
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: : DINNER : :
Next Up:
May 7th, 2025 | 5:30pm
Please join us for dinner May 7th before Committees and Deacon Board meet at 6pm.
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: : 1st Mom's Meetup : :
April 26th, 6:30-8pm, FPCC
If you're a mom looking for community, join us for Mom's Meetup. We host a no-pressure gathering once per month, building a village based on support and friendship.
Who: Mom with children: 0-18
What: Bring a project you've been working on or would like to start. Or just bring yourself if you're looking for childfree time to decompress!
Where: 2025 23rd Street, Cody
When: April 26, 6:30 - 8pm - but drop in and leave at any time
Cost: FREE! You're invited to bring a snack to share
Questions:
Call or text 847.460.8016
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EVENTS: APRIL
SUNDAY WORSHIP & Wed.
: : Most Recent Worship Service Video : :
- link above -
from Pastor Jeromey Howard...
"Resurrected Victory" I want to explore this morning the idea of victory that we know in Jesus Christ.
There was this little village in Austria that was about to be taken by Napoleon's army. It was Easter morning, and as was their practice, the dawn bells rung out across the countryside. Celebrating that Christ was risen. Napoleon thought those bells were celebrating the arrival of the Austrian army. And, so he retreated. So, instead of Napoleon, peace reigned across the Austrian countryside. They won a victory without fighting a single battle.
Today bells may ring in churches for a different reason, but most of them are celebrating a risen Christ. We don't have a Napoleon's army threatening us, thankfully. But, we do have some struggles. There are struggles with sin, and death, and life itself. There are struggles within and without. There are struggles that can make us feel defeated. They can be struggles that would make us feel like those women on Easter morning. They came with their spices and ready prepare their Lord's body. I want you to think a little bit about that mind set of what they were going through. I think it's important. Everything they had hoped for, and looked forward to, in this Messiah, Jesus Christ, died on a cross and laid in that tomb. They came that morning with their spices and nard and all the things to prepare his body in accordance with Hebrew practice. The victory they had expected was gone.
And now imagine as you came to that tomb, as you got close you realize the covering that would have been over it...was away. It was open. And, as you frantically searched to find out what happened to his body - because you're not thinking spiritually, right? You're thinking somebody took the body - be it animal or somebody. And, these two dazzling people...angels... Worship Video HERE.
: : LIVE STREAM : :
We livestream our services via our YouTube channel! For livestream feed click HERE.
: : : : message script of april 20, 2025 : : : :
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FPCC YOUTUBE CHANNEL
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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