Are there any notable differences between Men's Bible study groups and both-gender Bible study groups? [Spirituality & Religion]

Any differences other than, of course, the pretty obvious one - the first being composed exclusively of men.

Whould a man be better off doing a men's Biblr group, the both-gender one, or a mixture of the two?

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ladycae · 100+, F

a bible study group should meet your needs to study the word, develop prayer partners and embrace fellow3ship with fellow Christians. you can shop around just as you would for a church. ask yourself, does the teacher know the word and communicate effectively? are the fellow members attentive and warm? pray about which group to attend. whether it is all men or mixed is not the issue unless you want to cover male issues. my group splits once a month to cover gender-related topics so we cover all the bases.