Besides being half the Kwong population, Kwong women play a crucial role in raising children through their early years. To see Kwong women grow deep in their love for Christ is essential not only for the development of the church among the Kwong of today, but also for that of future generations. Since coming to Kwongland in 2000, Diane has made teaching and nurturing women a big part of her ministry among the Kwong. On this page you will find links to articles, and essays about her ministry.  

• Opening Women's minds - What does it take to pry open minds dulled by the monotony to life in the African bush so that the glory of Christ may shine in?

• Raising up Female Leadership - What does it take to see a group of Kwong women mature spiritually and mentally to a point of being able to lead other Kwong women? 

• Orpah a young girl and Tabitha an old woman  are the subject of this essay on the joy of two of the first Kwong women to learn to read. (Newsletter, August 2001)

• I am in the pains of childbirth until Christ is formed in you - an essay by Diane on the frustrations of seeing spiritual fruit among Kwong women (Newsletter - March 2004)

• Marie - a girl's story - a short biography of one of the young women who we hope will become a leader in the next generation of Kwong women