Balancing Act: Navigating Ministry and Personal Life

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Balancing Act: Navigating Ministry and Personal Life

Episode 2.08

August 27, 2024 • Cyndi Franklin, Karen Robertson

Balancing the demands of ministry and personal life can be difficult for any woman in leadership, but pastors’ wives often face expectations unique to their roles. Today, Nicky Stade, Regina Haro, and Ronda Martin sit down with two guests to ask the hard question: how do they do it?

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