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Beginning October 1 and running through May, MomCo will meet on the first and third Fridays of each month from 9:30 to 11:00 a.m. at Bedford Church of the Nazarene, located at 365 Center Road. The program offers a warm and supportive environment where moms can enjoy light refreshments, share stories, and encourage one another through the ups and downs of parenting.

Each session creates space for laughter, conversation, and advice swapping, whether about raising toddlers, balancing schedules, or simply taking a moment for self-care. Organizers emphasize that the group is open to all moms—whether you’re navigating the first year with a baby or juggling the needs of multiple children. Kids are welcome, so there’s no need to worry about childcare.

MomCo’s goal is to foster genuine connections. For many mothers, especially those new to the community, it provides a chance to form lasting friendships while finding encouragement from others who understand the journey of parenthood.

Bedford residents interested in joining can RSVP and find details about the local MomCo meetup at bcn.org/MomCo. More information about MomCo and its mission is available at themom.co.

For moms seeking a space to unwind, be encouraged, and feel part of a community, MomCo is an inviting place to start.

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Visitors can shop a variety of seasonal favorites, including fresh vegetables, colorful mums, crisp apples, and pumpkins perfect for decorating or baking. Proceeds from the market will directly support the church’s youth ministry, helping local teens attend camps and special events throughout the year.

Families with children will find even more to enjoy. From 9:00 a.m. to noon, the church will host a pumpkin painting activity. Pastor Alex, the children’s pastor, will provide supplies so kids who purchase a pumpkin can decorate it onsite, adding a touch of creativity to their fall celebration.

The Farmers Market is designed to be both a shopping destination and a family-friendly outing. With opportunities to enjoy the flavors of fall, take part in seasonal traditions, and support local youth, the event offers something for everyone.

Community members are encouraged to mark their calendars and bring family and friends for a day of fun, food, and fellowship. For additional details about the Farmers Market, visit www.bcn.org or call 440-232-7440.

Whether picking out pumpkins, browsing fresh produce, or watching kids express their creativity, attendees are sure to enjoy a festive fall experience at Bedford Church of the Nazarene.

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