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Compassion-Driven Leadership: How to Cultivate a Heart for People with DeenDeen Vedoya

Compassion-Driven Leadership: How to Cultivate a Heart for People with DeenDeen Vedoya

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Life in ministry often means carrying the weight of people’s stories, navigating unexpected challenges, and learning to love well even when it’s costly. If you’ve ever wrestled with how to lead with both strength and tenderness, this episode is for you.

In this episode of the Ministry Wives Podcast, host Amy Petersen sits down with DeenDeen Vedoya—church planter’s wife, mom of three, and women’s ministry leader in Edmonton, Canada. DeenDeen shares her personal journey of church planting, discipleship, and discovering what it means to lead with a heart shaped by Christ’s compassion.

Together, Amy and DeenDeen talk honestly about grief, generosity, and the daily choice to lead people with empathy. You’ll hear practical wisdom on cultivating curiosity, listening well, and letting God’s love flow through you in both ministry and family life.

Whether you’re walking through conflict, caring for others in their suffering, or simply longing to reflect Christ more in your leadership, this conversation will remind you that compassion isn’t weakness—it’s Spirit-filled strength.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode with DeenDeen Vedoya:
  • The importance of compassion-driven leadership in ministry and motherhood
  • Practical ways to embrace curiosity, empathy, and generosity with others
  • How to grieve ministry losses without losing hope
  • Encouragement for releasing expectations and trusting in God’s provision
  • And more!
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