Frequently Asked Questions

Unlike some teen Bible studies, Daughters of Eve groups are safe, judgement-free zones where girls are encouraged to not only listen to leaders, but process and share their thoughts, feelings, and ideas with one another.

The Daughters of Eve is a loving, grace-based, Trinitarian Christian identity program that is not rooted in any particular denomination. We exercise spiritual hospitality, which means all girls are welcome and respected, regardless of religious background.

Private groups are groups that are not open to the public. These may be hosted inn homes, schools, or anywhere else a hand-picked group of girls might come. Public groups are groups that are open to the public, often hosted in community centers, churches, or other public gathering places. If you’re interested in doing a public group, please contact usdirectly.

Our curriculum is written to address the experiences of girls aged 12-17, but younger girls are welcome if you feel they are mature enough to participate. Girls over 17 may be more interested in leading a study than participating.

Yes, with appropriate permissions from the organization. Contact us‍ with questions on how to best obtain permission.

At minimum, hosts will need the Daughters of Eve Leader Guide, participant guides.

Yes! Contact us‍ directly to place bulk orders.

Many host choose to offer a love offering to cover the costs but this is not required. If cost is an issue for you or any girls in your group, please contact us directly for support.

Click here for additional resources including our founder, Jill Kaczmarowski’s memoir, “Broken Made Whole: Jesus In It All” as well as our free, downloadable scripture card.

We serve girls ages 12–17, so their safety and emotional well‑being come first. We celebrate recovery, but anyone with a history of drug or alcohol addiction must have at least one year sober before joining a group. This helps keep a safe, stable environment for the girls. If you have questions about your situation, contact our leadership team here; we will speak with you privately and prayerfully.

Daughters of Eve is a discipleship and identity formation program. We are not a counseling center or clinical treatment program. If your daughter is currently under the care of a licensed medical or mental health professional and is stable, she is welcome to participate.

However:

• Parents must disclose relevant medical or mental health conditions during the sign-up process.

• We may request confirmation that she is cleared to participate in a group setting.

• If a situation arises that requires clinical intervention, we will refer back to the parent and appropriate professionals.

Our small groups are designed to support spiritual growth and healthy identity, not replace therapy or medical care.

If you are unsure, please contact us here directly before registering.