At MomCo South, we're all about building community for moms—whether you're chasing toddlers or preparing to launch your teens into the world!
We're based out of Evergreen Church in Peachtree City (400 Windgate Rd), but you don't need to be part of Evergreen—or any church—to belong here. No matter your background or beliefs, there's a seat for you at our table. Come as you are and find your people!
We're here to cheer you on as you navigate mom life—building friendships, growing in faith, and embracing the beautifully messy journey together
We kick things off with a warm welcome—and warm food! Enjoy breakfast and coffee as you settle in.
Lighthearted icebreakers help us connect and laugh together before diving deeper.
Many meeting features a speaker—whether local or visiting—covering topics that range from the practical to the spiritual (and everything in between).
Thoughtful questions are designed to help you grow and connect meaningfully within your small group.
Enjoy a simple, hands-on craft that's fun and relaxing for everyone.
We wrap up our time together with prayer, grounding us in peace and purpose as we head into the week.
From socials and service projects to Friendsgiving and more—we love doing life together beyond Friday mornings!
Need Childcare? We've Got You Covered!
If you need childcare during our Friday morning meetups, our KidsCo program is here to help—and at no extra charge!
Your little ones (ages 6 weeks–12 years) will enjoy fun, age-appropriate activities while you get some much-needed uninterrupted time to recharge and connect.
Kids will be placed in rooms based on age or grade for the best experience possible.
Have an infant you're not ready to send to KidsCo? No worries at all — they're more than welcome to stay with you during the meetup.
Got an older child who would like to help?
We'd love to get them involved! Reach out to learn how they can volunteer alongside our KidsCo teachers and grow in leadership and service.
This year's theme:
In a world obsessed with polish, we're embracing the beauty of awkwardness. Why? Because awkward is real. It's relatable, refreshing, and the starting place for connection.
Moms often feel lonely—not because they're unseen, but because they're unseen as themselves. Awkwardness bridges that gap. It invites authenticity, breaks down fear, and builds deeper relationships.
This year, we're trading perfection for presence. We'll be wild, weird, kind, and real—together. Awkward isn't a flaw. It might just be our superpower.
Your leadership team—organized chaos, caffeine, and calling!
