Welcome to MVPC MomCo!

Motherhood is beautiful—and hard. At MomCo, we believe moms shouldn’t have to do it alone. Whether you're knee-deep in diapers or navigating school drop-offs and sports schedules, there's a seat for you here.

MomCo is a nationwide ministry designed to encourage, equip, and empower moms. At Mountain View Presbyterian Church, we're launching our own MomCo group as a space for moms in every season of motherhood to gather, grow, and find meaningful connection.

When & Where

On-Campus Meetings
Second Monday of each month, September-May
6:30–8:00PM

Mountain View Presbyterian Church
8050 E Mountain View Rd. | Scottsdale, AZ 85258
Dinner, Content, Activity, Discussion, Childcare Included

On-Campus Dates (Fall 2026):
Sept. 14: Dinner, Chip Clips, "Be Interruptible" • Oct. 12: Dinner, Fall Pennant Banner, "Raising Capable Kids" • Nov. 9: Dinner, Festive Doormats, "Plans, Pain, and Purpose" • Dec. 14: Dinner, Wooden Ornaments, "Savor the Season"

Off-Campus Meetups
Held the fourth week of each month at local spots around town.
Park Playdates · Coffee Outings · Story Times · Moms’ Night Out

Program Cost & Registration

Your annual registration fee is $99, which includes:

  • National MomCo membership

  • All materials for the year

  • Dinner at each on-campus meeting

  • Full childcare coverage

We never want cost to keep someone from attending. Scholarships are available—just reach out.

👉 Click here to register
📧 Questions? Contact Sarah Furrier (sarahf@mtviewpres.org)

What Our Meetings Look Like

On-Campus Nights Include:

  • A delicious dinner just for moms (you deserve it!)

  • Childcare provided by trusted staff

  • An encouraging speaker or video teaching

  • Engaging small group discussions and interactive activities

  • Space to breathe, laugh, and be poured into

Off-Campus Events:
These outings are more casual and family-friendly or mom-only depending on the event. They’re designed to help moms form real friendships and build community beyond church walls.

💛 Why MomCo?

Because God didn’t design moms to go it alone.
Because sometimes what you need most is a hot meal, a safe space, and someone to say, “Me too.”
Because when moms gather, something holy happens.