If you're looking for community, loving childcare, and support for you, we've got you covered. Join our MomCo group to find what you need. You can actually finish your sentence and your coffee.
We are looking forward to meeting you!
Find your mom squad.
If you're looking for community, loving childcare, and support for you, we've got you covered. Join our MomCo group to find what you need. You can actually finish your sentence and your coffee.
We are looking forward to meeting you!
MomCo at Vision of Glory
We have amazing volunteers who will love on your children (for free!) and teach them about the love of Jesus. Kids under Kindergarten can participate in music, crafts, and snack; kids Kindergarten and older can be helpers. While the kids are having a blast, moms share brunch/snacks and coffee, and learn from a live or video presenter. We are a smaller, close-knit group of moms, and we always have room for more! Registration for Fall 2025 will open soon!
If you have questions, please reach out to Jeni Huff.
VOG MOMCO SUMMER!
Join us for fun activities throughout the summer! Contact Jeni Huff for details.
Sunday, July 20 at 7:30pm: Mama bonfire
Monday, July 28 at 9:30am: Play date at Manor Park, Robbinsdale
Date and Time TBD: July Mom's Night Out (Bonfire)
Monday, August 11 at 9:30am: Play date at VOG
Saturday, August 23 at 7:30pm: Mama outdoor movie night
Monday, August 25 at 9:30am: Play date (Location TBD)
THE MOMCO INTERNATIONAL
MomCo at Vision of Glory is part of The MomCo International.
Each year, The MomCo launches a theme for the year. The 2025-2026 theme is Make It Awkward.
"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."