Diane Stanton is a woman of substance.
As the wife of a bishop, Diane could have easily taken a more comfortably low-profile role. But when her husband, James Stanton, was consecrated as the 6th Bishop in the Diocese of Dallas 21-years ago, she began her own journey that would profoundly advance Christian mission, both at home and abroad.
Her list of accomplishments include more than 20 mission trips to Uganda, serving as executive director of Uganda Christian University and helping to prevent the extinction of the Batwa tribe in Africa.
Closer to home, Diane became the beloved founder of the Clergy Family Commission, founder of the World Mission Commission and is currently a sought-after speaker on a variety of religious topics including angels.
“Diane is a leader by nature,” said Deacon Diane Luck. “Her desire to serve covers many people in many different ways, which is a beautiful gift that she has brought and we are better for it.
The founder of Bwindi Community Hospital and various educational and cultural initiatives which saved the Batwar Pygmy people is Dr Scott Kellermann. He got Diane involved in his stellar ministry, and Diane pitched in marvelously, making a great difference for everyone and everything.
Great to hear.
#2 Yes, what a wonderful and practical witness.