At Southeast MomCo, we raise our kids and one another, knowing we are enough — not because of what we do, but because of who we are in Christ. We boldly value the sacred calling of motherhood and create space where every mom feels seen. We embrace the unexpected and imperfect, trusting that even in the mess, God is at work and we are growing. We celebrate often and loudly, resting in the truth that we are deeply loved by a God who delights in us. We believe that our direction matters more than our speed, and we walk this journey of faith, friendship, and motherhood together — always following Jesus and inviting others to walk with us.

As we step into 2026, Cultivate is launching with a powerful invitation: What does it look like to be a vessel God can use? Rooted in 2 Timothy 2:20–21, we’ll begin the year by exploring how God shapes us as vessels set apart for His purposes.

In January, we’ll “get our hands dirty” with a simple clay pot experience—creating a tangible picture of surrender, preparation, and purpose. As we add soil to our pots, we’ll dive deeper into what it truly means to cultivate: preparing the soil of our hearts to hear from God and serve Him through intentional spiritual disciplines. Together, we’ll explore how these practices create space for God to transform us from the inside out.

Cultivate meets monthly to support, inspire, educate, and walk alongside the women of Southeast Christian Church. Each gathering centers on growing our understanding of spiritual disciplines, strengthening our faith, and deepening our relationship with Jesus Christ.

We’ve prayerfully created a fun, educational, and relationship-building schedule for 2026, and we warmly invite you to join us each month—or drop in whenever you’re able. We look forward to cultivating hearts, habits, and lives that are ready for God’s work.

Connection starts here!  At The Table women of all ages (13-113) meet over coffee to listen, encourage, and lean on one another.  Through shared testimonies and a heart for community, we unify as sisters in Christ to celebrate victories, lament losses and reflect His light to the world.  Join us on January 17th at 9 AM in Meeting Room A as Laura Haefner shares her inspiring testimony!

What did it mean to be the disciple of a rabbi in Jesus’ day? How did someone become a disciple, and what were they meant to do?

The final season of The Study focuses on the practical role of disciples in the first century, unpacking cultural and scriptural implications and applying them to our lives as modern-day followers of Jesus.