Word Over Worry: MomCo at Cornerstone
Finding peace, perspective, and community through God’s Word (Psalm 119:105)

Amanda Wong • Leader of MomCo
October 2, 2026

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At MomCo this week, our theme was “Word over Worry.” We talked about how God’s Word doesn’t just comfort us—it leads us:“Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path”(Psalm 119:105).

When anxiety creeps in, we don’t have to carry it alone or figure it out in our own strength. We can go to Him—again and again—and let His truth guide our next step.

One of the sweetest moments was seeing real community in action: our KidCo leader commented on how kind all of our kids were, and moms were picking up and bouncing fussy babies so other moms could finish their crafts.

We made keychains with a special word or phrase—something simple you’ll see throughout your day that reminds you to be encouraged.

If you’ve been on the fence about coming…just come. We’d love to meet you, and you belong here.


WANT TO JOIN IN?

How to register

The simplest way is to register online here: themom.co/join

Then enter our group’s Registration Code: 7HJC

That covers your MomCo membership benefits.

We also collect a donation to help cover our group needs—childcare, activities, and the occasional treat (because we all need a little something!).If you have any questions, message me and I’ll help you get connected.

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REMINDER: No MomCo Meeting Friday 10/9/26 for fall break. Also just to plan: No MomCo meetings on 11/20/26, 11/27/26, 12/25/26 and 1/1/27.


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