Find your people,
elevate your motherhood.
The MOMCo (The Mom Community)
We’re
convinced that moms are some of the most powerful creatures on the
planet. What is the word people use to define powerful things? It is
‘the mother’… the mother of all storms, the mother of all traffic, the
mother lode. To be a mother is to be a force of nature, but that doesn’t
mean it should be done alone. We saved you a seat.
what is momcO?
a non-profit organization that encourages and equips moms of
children to realize their potential as mothers, women, and leaders.
It was founded in
1973 when seven women in Colorado invited moms to meet regularly to grow
together with the goal of
reaching women with the message of hope.
The MomCo now extends to 101+ countries, 25 languages, 72,000+ meetings a year and influences over a million moms annually.
Are you looking for your village?
You need community. MOMCo provides it.
MomcO MINGLE
REGISTRATION & PLAYDATE
The MOMCo season is just around the corner and we can’t wait to welcome you! Whether you’re a brand-new mom or deep in the snack-stuffed, sticky-fingered trenches.
We’re kicking things off with a special MOMCo Mingle — a casual playdate and registration event where you can:
✔️ Meet other moms
✔️ Let the kids play
✔️ Get the scoop on this year’s bi-monthly meetups, including guest speakers & topics!
✔️ Register for the season (MOMCo dues + local dues=$8 a meetup!) or make plans to check it out first!
📅 Date: Tuesday, August 19th
🕙 Time: 10am
📍 Location: Rolling Hills Church Playground
Bring a friend, your little one(s), and come as you are — strollers, messy buns, and all. We’d love to see you there!
what happens at a meetup?
a warm welcome!
A welcoming atmosphere makes women feel wanted, planned for and
unconditionally accepted. That's why we have hot coffee and breakfast waiting for you when you arrive. When you enter, you'll feel free to be yourself.
While you are here, you'll experience the love of Jesus – even if you don't know him yet. Keep scanning to find out what we do at a meetup!
service projects
What can we do?
Sometimes a mother of young children has a difficult time
seeing the world beyond her own family. However, most moms want to be
involved in something bigger than themselves. Moms often say, “There
must be something I can do about …” We'll put our hands together to bless those around us - here in our own community and beyond. Last year, we put together goodie bags specifically for moms who have babies in the NICU.
Time to create
creative activities
We were created to create. During the years of raising young children,
moms hunger for opportunities to express their individuality. In this
season when we are often interrupted by little hands, creative
activities allow us to finish something while getting to know the mom
working next to us.
a relevant topic
what will we learn?
Every meeting includes a relevant topic -whether a video from the MOMCo headquarters, or an in-person speaker. Topics range from womanhood to parenting to everyday things we deal with as moms.
conversation
time to talk
When our group gets together, we love a dynamic speaker or relevant
topic, a good cup of coffee, and delicious snacks. But what is really
important to us, is the discussion time. You'll have uninterrupted time
with your table to have a conversation.
motherhood is complicated
mom friends help.
We raise our kids & one another.
We boldly elevate motherhood.
We embrace the unexpected & imperfect.
We understand our direction is more important than our speed.
We celebrate often & loudly.
We know every mom has a place with us.
We follow Jesus and invite others to journey with us.
I'm in!
Are you ready to join the momco?
Yay! We can't wait to meet you! Registration is open. You can claim your spot by clicking HERE
Or, come to our MOMCo Mingle and register in person! 8/19 @10am.
Read more about this year's theme below:
Make it awkward
2025-26 theme
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. And there’s one way to make that happen—by getting awkward.
I'm rhea!heart
The MOMCo coordinator
I love The MOMCo and enjoy creating time and space for moms to connect. I attended our MOPS group here at Rolling Hills years ago and am so excited to have it back at our church. I welcome you in - regardless of what your beliefs are or what type of mom you are - I can't wait to meet you and know that there are other moms, just like you! Please reach out if you have any questions. My email is [email protected]
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word to the mother.
Follow our local Danville group, as well as The MOMCo! You'll see what
we're up to and keep up to date with our meetups, events, service
projects, and ladies night out!
