2026-2027 Oak Harbor MomCo Registration

2026-2027 Oak Harbor MomCo Registration Click here
$25 Non-Refundable Deposit
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$ 25 Non-Refundable Deposit is due at time of registration.
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2026-2027 Oak Harbor Mom Community Registration

Thank you for your interest in Oak Harbor MomCo!

2026–2027 Fees & Tuition

  • MomCo International Membership: $37
  • Local MomCo Dues: $50 per semester
  • Childcare Fee: $50 per child, per semester

Payment Schedule
  • MomCo International Membership dues must be paid by September 17th 2026.
  • Local dues and childcare fees will be divided into two installments, with payments due in September 2026 and January 2027.

If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us at oakharbormomco@gmail.com.

We look forward to connecting with you and welcoming you to our MomCo community!

Non-Refundable Deposit
$25.00 each 

Non-Refundable Deposit*
Spots for childcare are given in order of registration. In the event that childcare spots fill up, your deposit WILL be refunded. 
This is the only refund exception.


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We are The Mom Community —
MomCo for short

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.

 MomCo — then, simply known as MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers)—was founded in 1973 when seven women in Colorado invited moms to meet regularly to grow together as women, parents, and leaders, with the ultimate goal of reaching women with the hope of Jesus.

 Today, the small gathering they called MOPS now extends to 101+ countries, 25 languages, 72,000+ meetings a year and influences over a million moms annually.

This is the year we’re bringing back fun, deep friendship.

Be INTeRRupTIBLe 

 Friendship requires participation, and most real relationships are formed in moments that feel slightly inconvenient. Someone’s kid spills juice on your couch. A neighbor needs help at exactly the wrong time. Real connection costs time, comfort, energy and effort, but that cost is not a flaw. It’s the point. You weren’t created for a life you don’t have time for. Sometimes we get so focused on ourselves and our own family that our lives get too inward-oriented. Self-obsession shrinks the world we live in. The truth is, in everyday life, the biggest battle isn’t good versus evil; it’s doing good versus doing nothing. Connection grows when we choose participation. This is the year to do things. Make eye contact with strangers when weird and funny things happen. Bake cookies for your neighbors, cheer that friend on for her 5K, say yes to the invite and don’t cancel at the last minute — help someone move and bring pizza, practice inviting people to just stop by. Anyone can show up when it’s convenient. Be the kind of person people can count on when it’s not. Bring back being a normal, generous person. Bring back inconveniencing ourselves for others. This is how we resist overwhelm: by choosing availability, by being someone who can be interrupted by whatever God puts in front of us that day. 

WORD OVeR WORRY 

Reading the Bible is how we learn to be friends with God. Intimacy is built through long conversations and learning someone’s voice well enough to recognize it anywhere. For many of us, the Bible has been reduced to a rule book. But it is far more magnetic than that. It’s sacred but refuses to stay tame. Unpredictable. Confronting. Comforting. Somehow new every time you open it. It’s a story full of unlikely heroes, unexpected grace and a God who keeps pursuing the people he loves. This isn’t just a book you read, it’s a book that reads you. It changes us and reveals what really matters. Like any real relationship, it isn’t always easy or convenient. Some days it feels electric and clarifying. Other days, it’s quiet or confusing. But closeness is formed through consistency, curiosity and faithfulness. So, this is the year we choose the Word over worry. The year we stay in the conversation. The year we truly get to know God. One verse or chapter a day; an entire book in a month; or join us and read the whole Bible in a year, together. 

MAKe THINGS BeAUTIFUL 

As women, God gave us the natural ability to elevate everything we touch. Hand us the raw materials of everyday life, a little flour, sugar and butter, and we’ll turn them into a party. Give us a bachelor pad, and we’ll make it into a cozy home. We take the love between a man and a woman and turn it into a baby. At our best, God has given us the ability to make life more beautiful, more delicious, more meaningful, more enjoyable. We don’t just keep life going; we help make it worth living. Beauty isn’t about how something looks; it’s about how something is lived. It’s the decision to bring joy into a room. To celebrate what’s good instead of endlessly rehearsing what’s broken. Negativity is easy. Cynicism is everywhere. Complaining can feel like connection. But none of it builds the kind of life, reputation or community we actually want. In a world constantly inviting us to outrage, a cheerful heart begins to feel like medicine, not just for us, but for everyone around us. Beauty isn’t a frivolous luxury or indulgent excess; it’s a tactic of resilience and survival. So, we choose beauty on purpose. To celebrate often. To make a habit of being in a good mood. Not because life is perfect, but because beauty is an act of war against the darkness. We need a resurgence of beauty-bringers, and this year, it starts with us.

STAY TRUe 

Sometimes it feels lonely to know so much and still not know what to do. We don’t need more information; we need more wisdom. Discernment. Dignity. In a world trained to compromise, character is what makes a life stand out. Integrity is choosing to live well instead of merely looking good. It’s being the same person in public and in private. It’s doing what you say you’re going to do, especially when no one is watching. We’ve been trained to worry about trivial things, chase validation and put ourselves first. But self-help hasn’t helped. We don’t want to work harder to just feel the same; we want to know what’s actually true. Integrity keeps us grounded when the world is yelling, “Do whatever it takes to get ahead.” Wisdom steadies us when the rules aren’t clear, and shortcuts are tempting. It helps us choose well when doing the right thing feels costly, and when living by our values makes us feel behind. It reminds us of who we are and helps us live like someone we’re proud to be. Scripture tells us there was no one like Solomon in wisdom and that his wisdom was a gift from God, rooted in humility. When God invited Solomon to ask for anything, Solomon didn’t ask for success or influence; he asked for a discerning heart. God was pleased with that. May we learn to long for the most important things.

About Us

— Mission statement

MomCo 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.

We Are...
Jesus Followers
We are compelled by the movement of Jesus Christ and invite others to explore their own faith journey toward him.
John 14:6

Kingdom Enthusiasts
We believe in God's redemptive work in the world which encourages us to be playful in spirit, generous at heart and faith-filled in confession.
Matthew 6:33

Advocates
We are passionate proponents for the value of motherhood and the influence of women.
Proverbs 31:8-9

Expansive
Every mom has a place with us. We uphold a boldness of inclusion because we know there is room for a vast collage of women who thirst for Jesus.
Revelation 22:17

Known By What We Are For
We look to Jesus' footsteps for how to walk through the world, which allows us to be radically gracious in expression and association.
Matthew 22:36-40

Multilingual
We lead communication of a timeless message to a culture of many diverse voices, dialects and backgrounds.
1 Corinthians 9:22

Sisterhood Cultivators
We build circles of women who love each other like family, because we believe in the transformative potential of relationships and mentoring.
Hebrews 10:25
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