The MomCo is a non-profit organization that encourages and equips moms of young children to realize their potential as mothers, women and leaders, in relationship with Jesus and in partnership with the local church.

Whether you are a first time mom or a “seasoned” mom, we extend a very warm welcome to you! Our hope is that you will find encouragement, support, relevant conversation topics, and opportunities to develop relationship with Jesus and other women in motherhood.  We know we mother better together, so ALL moms are welcome at MomCo.  The vision of MomCo is to see no mom alone – because better moms make a better world.

Any and every mom: biological mom, step-mom, foster mom, adoptive mom, expectant mom... And no matter what season of motherhood you are in, there is community here for you!

The MomCo meetups include practical teaching through speakers, demonstrations and videos, a craft or activity, and honest conversations with other moms who understand the joys and struggles of motherhood.  

We are thrilled to have KidsClub available during our meetup time! And this year, KidsClub is offered FREE! KidsClub provides a safe, fun learning environment for your children. Each session includes a full lesson and activities for every child. To ensure a spot for your child we require registration. And to thank the staff for the quality care and to maintain funds to compensate them, consider a donation!

$37 annual membership with The MomCo.  This membership is transferable to any MomCo meetup, anywhere, including Online Meetups!  Benefits include: community both local, global and online, member website with motherhood and parenting resources, encouraging texts and emails, and 1 full year subscription to The MomCo Journal! We'd love to hear from you and assist with registering. Contact us below to get started!

In a world that values polish over vulnerability, we’re reclaiming the power of awkwardness. Why? Because awkward is authentic and charming. It’s a breath of fresh air. Sometimes in our quest to be seen as competent, professional and sophisticated, we forget the value of being real. Isn’t it interesting how we love and appreciate awkwardness in others yet fight it off when we feel it in ourselves? Moms self-report loneliness in staggering statistics, probably because they feel no one truly knows the truest version of themselves. And there’s one way to make that happen—by getting awkward.

It’s simple but powerful: Once you give yourself permission to be
awkward, fear loses its edge. This is when growth happens, relationships deepen, and obedience moves us from frustration to abundance. Perhaps, awkwardness isn’t a weakness but your greatest asset. What a liberation!

We’re entering a new era of earnestness. It’s about showing up as
awkward as necessary to express real kindness to other moms. We will
be wild, weird, fun, authentic and a little freer. We will become
comfortable embracing our unique spark because denying it leaves
everyone around us starving for warmth and light.
This year is about to get awkward ... in a good way.

Here’s how we’ll do it.