Dr. Diane Lewis serves as the Director of the Women to Women Ministry (W.T.W.), a program dedicated to connecting women to God through Bible study and prayer, linking them to the Church through service opportunities, and fostering relationships that promote belonging, encouragement, and purpose.
Her extensive experience within the Church of God spans multiple roles, including Sunday School Teacher, Choir Director, District and Local Girls Club Coordinator, Girls Club Counselor, Church Secretary, Bus Driver, and Bible School Teacher. Currently, she also serves as the District Women's Ministries President for the South Palm Beach District in West Palm Beach, Florida.
Dr. Lewis is passionate about empowering others to become effective contributors in ministry, leading individuals to Christ, helping people utilize their spiritual gifts in service, and guiding others to engage in worship through personal devotion and a lifestyle of worship.
Education:
Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration with a minor in Secondary Education, Palm Beach Atlantic College
Master’s Degree in Christian Education, Jacksonville Theological Seminary
Doctorate in Christian Counseling, Jacksonville Theological Seminary
Organizational Memberships and Leadership:
Co-Founder and Executive Director, New Beginnings @ Pleasant City (1995–2016, Retired)
Maura Wood Community Outreach Advisory Board Member (1999–2004)
Respite Care, Faith Deliverance Church of God (1999–2008)
District Women’s Discipleship President, North Palm Beach (2006–Present)
Co-Founder, Feeding Hope Village
United Way Hunger Relief Co-Chair, Riviera Beach, 2024
Advisory Board Member, District 7 (Commissioner Bobby Powell)
Selected for Palm Beach County Community Action Advisory Board (Current)
Accomplishments:
Over 20 years of successful ministry experience within the Church of God
Guiding her children in their faith in Jesus Christ
Serving as a motivational speaker for churches, schools, and community organizations
Certified Parent Facilitator for Strengthening Multi-Ethnic Families and Communities, a violence prevention parent training program
