The MomCo

MomCo is an encouraging community designed for moms of young children. Together, we seek to learn about parenting, marriage, friendship, and ultimately, following Jesus. Our meetings include speakers and videos about these topics, childcare, breakfast, and time to connect. We meet on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays, September through May, from 9:15am-11:30am.

Join Our Meetup

If you have not attended a MomCo meetup before, we welcome you to attend once for free before registering. Just email us to let us know you’re coming – momco@bridgebc.org. Also, feel free to reach out with any questions you may have. We’d love to connect with you!

Registration

The cost for a year of MomCo at the Bridge Church at Bear Creek is $147. This fee includes your yearly MomCo Membership, which costs $37, and a $110 registration fee. Scholarships are available, please just ask! 

What is MomCo Membership?

Included in your registration is the $37 fee to become a MomCo Member. We will sign you up once you’ve registered! You’ll get access to our Meetup, exclusive member content, and the MomCo Journal – a quarterly magazine and more. 

Have Questions? Look through our FAQs

What is MomCo?

MomCo is short for the Mom Community. 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. 

Who is this group for?

his group is designed for moms of elementary children and younger.

Do I have to be a Christian to come?

We welcome women from all faith and non-faith backgrounds and beliefs. 

Is child care provided?

Yes, childcare (KidCo) is provided for ages 6months – elementary age children. Our childcare rooms are 6m-18m – 12m/18m – 2 years old, 3 and 4 year olds, 5 years old and older. This is included with your registration. Babies 6 months and under (and the occasional toddler) are always welcome in the meetings with mom. 

What will my child do during the meeting?

Depending on the age, there is play time, snack time, simple bible theme teaching and activity, and room clean up time. Babies will get clean diapers and follow feeding instructions from mom. 

What does a typical meeting look like?

Child care dropoff is first, followed by breakfast and time to connect with one another. Each meeting centers around a specific topic, featuring either a video or a speaker, followed by discussion around the table. 

Should I bring anything to the first meeting?

No! Just yourself and any children you are wanting to put in KidCo