If she misses three successive meetings, it will be assumed that she does not have the time to commit to the advisory panel. Members should receive an agenda before each meeting letting them know what topics will be discussed. They should read each agenda carefully and be ready to contribute their ideas at the meeting. A typical meeting will begin and end with prayer. Then agenda items will be discussed and committee reports given.
Meetings can also include devotional time and leadership training.
Membership on the women's advisory team does not mean that a woman will necessarily head up a particular ministry program. It also doesn't mean she won't. If she has the time and interest and gifts to do the job, the job may be hers.