Sorry, 'seektruth',

 Those who do a literalist reading of gospels, probably would come to the conclusions that you have.


Women WERE in Jesus' company---and that IS in the Gospels.  They traveled with him and other men---both the Twelve and disciples.  AND they tended to the group[washing clothes, repairing them, cooking---preparing the Last Supper],  out of their own resources.  If you believe that all that Jesus said during the almost three years that he was in his public ministry---are the words that we have in the written Gospels---then, he really didn't say very much.

Actually, the impression that Jesus made on Mary Magdalene, Susanna, Mary, wife of Cleopas, Mary, the mother of James and John---and others inspired them to be willing to face death themselves---as they stood with Jesus' mother beneath the cross and then to take the message of the resurrection to others.  


There are whole studies of the Jesus movement, and the work of the women who traveled with him.