Linsey Robbins
Each month, we love shining a light on one of our incredible members who goes above and beyond to make their local MomCo community stronger, sweeter and more connected. These are the moms who quietly show up, serve with love, and reflect the heart of Jesus in powerful, everyday ways. We gather these nominations from fellow members — friends who’ve seen their impact up close and just had to share.
This month’s spotlight comes from Sarah Simpson, who nominated her dear friend Linsey Robbins. Sarah’s words overflow with admiration and love — and once you hear Linsey’s story, you’ll understand why.
So, Sarah — who is Linsey Robbins, and how do you know her?
Linsey is someone really special in our group. She’s been part of our MomCo Meetup for about four years, ever since her oldest was a baby. Right now, she volunteers as our assistant KidsCo leader, and before that, she served as a table lead. I’ve known her for about three and a half years now, and I’ve seen her serve with such humility and consistency from the very beginning.
What has her involvement looked like over the years?
Honestly, she’s the kind of person who jumps in wherever she’s needed. During her first year, I noticed she was always the one staying late after meetings to help clean up — wiping tables, picking up trash, doing all the small things that often go unseen. That servant’s heart caught my eye, and I remember asking her to consider being a table lead the next year. She was hesitant at first — she didn’t really see herself as a leader — but she stepped into the role with grace.
As our group grew, childcare became a big challenge. When Linsey saw that our KidsCo leader needed help, she stepped down from her table lead position to serve as the assistant instead. For the first half of this year, we didn’t even have a teacher in our kindergarten room, so Linsey filled that spot, too. That meant missing the meetings she loved — but she did it willingly so other moms could experience the community she values so much.
It sounds like she really goes above and beyond. Do you have a specific moment that stands out?
Yes — aside from those early acts of quiet service, this year has really shown Linsey’s heart. She’s one of the first to arrive and one of the last to leave. She consistently puts others before herself, giving up her seat at the table so someone else can have a place. And she always does it with a smile and the kindest attitude. That kind of selflessness is rare.
What kind of impact has Linsey had on you personally — and on the other moms?
She’s had a huge impact on me personally. We really connected at MOMCON 2023 in Chicago and have become close friends since then. I was on the Volunteer Team that year and she was constantly checking on me — making sure I had breaks, food, everything. That’s just who she is. She takes care of her people, whether that’s physically or emotionally. She’s the one who will hold you up when life feels too heavy. She’ll sit with you in your grief and celebrate with you in your joy. She’s truly that friend.
If you could say one thing directly to Linsey, what would it be?
Oh, Linsey — I know this kind of spotlight makes you squirm, but you need to hear it: You are so deeply loved and seen. The way you care for others, the joy and light you bring, and the way Jesus shines through you — it all makes a difference. You inspire us to serve, to love well, and to keep showing up. Keep being exactly who you are. You’re wonderful.
Nominated by:
Sarah Simpson
MomCo Member for 9 years