Making mistakes is an important part of learning and women's ministry is designed to be a safe place for that learning. This does not mean that a facilitator, coordinator or member of a small group would never be removed, but that time and interest invested in developing her skills will produce fruits. If anyone is still concerned about the appropriateness of an all-female group they may want to remember that Christ is the true facilitator at each group. He is present in the koinonea that occurs in a healthy group. Fellowshipping with others in the presence of God, with his love flowing through us is wonderfully life changing and growth inducing.
Serendipity has a wide curriculum.
Their gathering portion of the lessons is especially bonding for women. Kay Arthur has a series of inductive Bible studies for small groups. Becoming a Contagious Christian dispels the myths of evangelism and shows how the personal styles of evangelism can be different yet effective. Good Things Come in Small Groups , by InterVarsity Press. Life Guide Bible Study , by InterVarsity Press.