Looking to connect with other women who are home during the day? Have small children who could benefit from interaction with others? Then this could be just what you're looking for.

Mom's Morning Out meets on scheduled Monday mornings, 9:30 - 11 AM with free, quality childcare and snacks. Why don't you join us as we laugh and learn together. Sometimes we have guest speakers on anything from lawn care to mission work and sometimes we get together to just hang out and relax. Either way, mom's of all ages are welcome to join us.

During the summer months we meet in homes or at the park so that mom's with children can relax while their children are enjoying the fresh air and sunshine.

Purpose 

Provide support, encouragement, and fellowship for mothers with children of all ages.

Upcoming Events

All gatherings are from 9:30am - 11:30am and include refreshments for moms and children and free quality childcare. (9:30am - 10am "Meet & Greet" is for enjoying fellowship, refreshments, and dropping children off to babysitters).  Childcare is provided in Room #5 and moms meet in Room #10.  For more information or questions contact Stephanie Kelsch at 610-436-4927 or slkelsch@comcast.net.

January 22, 2007 (9:30 - 11:30AM)
Room 10  

Eleanor Kalligonis will speak about the United Methodist Women’s Group. Free, quality childcare provided. For more information contact Stephanie Kelsch at 610-436-4927.

Key Activities:

Gatherings are held according to the developed schedule which is advertised weekly in the church bulletin and bulletin boards. At gatherings:
    You have the opportunity to connect with and build new friendships with other 
          women in the church.
    Guest speakers provide information on topics and issues that are pertinent 
          to women. 

Summertime gatherings are:
    Hosted in homes.
    Fun outings for mothers and their children to enjoy together. 

Provide free, quality childcare so that children have the opportunity to connect with each other in a Christian environment.

To serve other families in the community whenever possible.