Jane S. Wolfe is a powerful expository Bible teacher and speaker who has the ability to touch your heart with the Word of God and then provide you with the practical tools to live it out in your daily life.

Jane began her ministry under the teaching of Anne Graham Lotz in Bible Study Fellowship  where she served for many years in many different capacities.  In 1994 God led her to found, direct and teach a women’s interdenominational Bible study called Heart to Heart which ministered with God’s Word to over 250 women and 200 children in the eastern Wake county area for 10 years. Jane delivered expository lectures weekly and trained women to serve as small group and children’s shepherds. In 2004 Jane again heard the voice of God directing her path as He called her to close the doors of this Bible study ministry and step out in blind faith to restructure and redirect this ministry to one much broader in scope. The name was changed and Dew4Him Ministries, Inc. was formed.  

Jane currently serves as the founder and president of Dew4Him Ministries, Inc. Dew4Him strives to provide Bible teaching and leadership training for women anywhere that God might lead. They are committed to bring the truth of God’s Word into women’s lives, knowing that saturating them with the truth will set them free to embrace their personal call from God. Jane combines expository teaching and topical workshops in order to create and stimulate a hunger for God and His word, and bring understanding that is necessary for transformation. Her heart’s desire is that women would crave the meat of His Word and get to know God as they dine with Him daily. Her desired result, women to walk worthy of the calling in which they have been called. She has a passion for holiness and restoring proper worship into the lives of women and the church as a whole and challenges women to “know God, be strong and take action” for Christ and His kingdom.  

Jane has traveled abroad where she and her team led a 5 day leadership conference for women students from Emmanuel University in Oradea, Romania. She has taught a leadership conference for missionary wives in Belarus and has done mission work in Honduras.  

Additionally, Jane leads a Sunday night chapel service monthly in the N.C. Correctional Institute for Women. Jane teaches a passage of scripture and her team ministers through song, dance and drama. She takes seriously the call to minister to the prisoners and has been serving in someway in the women’s prison for 10 years.  

Jane is an active member of Hephzibah Baptist Church where she serves as a discipleship teacher and director of prayer. She resides in Wendell, NC with her husband Greg and two daughters: Rachel, 20 a student of engineering at NCSU and Madison, 11.  Also occupying Jane’s home are two very fat cats, Nike and Reebok, as well as a small, outnumbered, outweighed dog named Gracie. Jane loves to cook, enjoys stamping her own cards, craves time at the beach and has a zest for life at its fullest.