The vision of DWC ministries within the next 5 years is to organise similar dinner dances in various cities of Europe, Africa and beyond.

DWC started in December 1998 in London with about 60 women in attendance. Over the last 13 years, it has since grown from strength to strength with more than 400 women attending. DWC has soared to great heights thanks to prayers, God’s faithfulness, and support from loved ones and enthusiasm of attendees over the years.

To God be the glory DWC has become a signature event in the Christian calendar in London.

A pilot scheme held in Gothenburg, Sweden in 2003 proved successful and memorable, with countless requests to organise more of such.

DWC will continue to create unique social outlets where Christian women can relax, have fun and get blessed all at the same time. Also, unbelievers can have a taste of what it’s like to know Christ.

Though our primary target focus is Women, as the Lord progresses His vision through His choice daughter, Grace-sola Oludoyi, avenues to minister to the Men could be created.

Our desire is for DWC to grow to a global status. “With God all things are possible’

DWC, by the guidance of the Holy Spirit, is run by the DWC "Dream Team"- Sijibomi Akindele-Ajani, Olabisi Oladipo, Funke Dehinsilu. Olatokunbo Ojugbele and others.

The ministry is about fulfilling God's given vision.

As God directs, DWC is considering in the future, to establish partnership with other organisations and will also get involved with various charity projects.

DWC wants to continue impacting society not just by lightening the countenance of women but also through charity efforts.

Proceeds from DWC in January go towards funding various charity projects. Last year ,alms were sent to the disaster stricken Haiti. By the grace of God; this year DWC is sending monetary donation to Cancer Research UK.

“Indeed He makes all things beautiful in His own time!’"