Women Mentoring Women: Ways to Start, Maintain and Expand a Biblical Women's Ministry

by Vickie Kraft

The 21st Century has brought a new urgency for Christian women to search for meaningful relationships whee they can live out their faith. This is due in part to our increasingly secular lifestyle and the radical changes in marriage and family life that have isolated and discouraged many women. Women Mentoring Women offers the solution to a chronic weakness in the lack of involvement of wives, sisters, mothers, and daughters in vital women's ministries.

278 pages, Kindle Edition

First published August 1, 1992

Reviews

[Abigail]

Definitely 4.5 stars. It was written in a textbook style, but was still fairly easy to read. It had a lot of practical, biblical tips for starting and expanding a women’s ministry. Although our church is not at that point yet, I will keep this book for future reference. Mrs Kraft did a good job interpreting scripture. I also appreciated her emphases on creativity and delegation. The main negative is that it was written in the early 2000s and the references to technology were definitely dated. However, with a little imagination, you could definitely adapt those portions to current technology.