MOPS - Mothers of Preschoolers

Join us on the 1st & 3rd Wednesdays of each month starting on September 19th from 9:30AM to 11:15AM in the Fellowship Hall.  Enjoy a hot breakfast and be supported by this opportunity to connect with other moms - all while your children are being lovingly cared for. Registration is just $32 for the year!  We hope to see you. 

Register online at https://www.mops.org/join.  Our group code is 9JO7 (that's a letter O, not a zero).

What is "MOPS"?

MOPS stands for "mothers of preschoolers" - but don't let that confuse you. MOPS is about meeting the needs of every mom of a child from conception through kindergarten. Whether you're urban, suburban, rural, stay-at-home, working, teen, adoptive, special-needs, single or married, MOPS is for you!

Being moms is what brings us together and allows us to build a community. The early years of being a mom are just as foundational to you as they are to your baby, and those years are filled with unique needs that other moms instinctively understand.

There are more than 3900 MOPS groups meeting across the United States and in 35 countries around the world. MOPS groups meet regularly to celebrate the joys of motherhood and to encourage each other through the challenges. During most MOPS meetings, children are cared for in a program called MOPPETS, where they experience love in a preschool-like setting.

The MOPS program is built on several foundational principles:

Community: MOPS provides an open, caring, and accepting atmosphere where women can come together to share this important season of life.
Mentoring: Mature women listen, encourage, and offer information and perspectives gained through experience.
Practical Instruction: Teaching focuses on areas of common interest, offering inspiration and information that is relevant to the life of a mother.
Leadership Development: MOPS groups are organized and run by mothers of preschoolers, as well as for mothers of preschoolers. Women who are involved in MOPS gain confidence in their leadership skills through the training and experience they receive from MOPS.

 MOPS Coordinator - Mandie Stahl  (stahlar1@gmail.com)