#113 Empowering Leadership Through Structure and Strategy with Keturah Boston

Thinking That Matters with Elizabeth Mahusay

What if the key to thriving in leadership is learning to let go of pride and embrace mentorship?

In this insightful episode of Thinking That Matters, I sit down with Keturah Boston, a Children's Ministry Pastor and dynamic leader with a passion for organizational structure, strategy, and leadership development. From her roots in Brooklyn, New York, to her current role in North Dallas, Keturah shares her inspiring journey of growth, faith, and transformation.

Alongside her high school sweetheart, Kedron, and their four children, Keturah masterfully balances family life, ministry, and organizational leadership. Her passion for creating empowering systems and fostering continuous learning shines through as she offers practical insights on maintaining balance while working full-time in ministry.

Through personal anecdotes, Keturah emphasizes the importance of structured communication and scheduling systems that enhance teamwork and boost morale.

We also dive into the value of mentorship and vulnerability in leadership. Keturah and I share stories of overcoming pride and fear to build meaningful relationships and achieve growth. By drawing parallels to the apprenticeship model, we highlight the significance of providing safe spaces for leaders to hone their skills and thrive in their roles.

As the conversation unfolds, we touch on the critical transition from corporate roles to consulting and the lessons learned in navigating different corporate cultures. From cultivating a positive mindset to embracing the power of change and growth, this episode serves as both a guide and inspiration for those seeking empowerment and purpose in their professional journey.

In This Episode, You'll Learn:

• How Keturah's upbringing in an immigrant family shaped her love for structure and strategy.

• The importance of creating a culture by design rather than by default.

• How to empower teams while equipping them with the right systems and tools.

• The power of safe environments for leaders to practice and grow.

• How faith and intentionality play a vital role in leadership development.

More about Keturah:

Keturah Boston is a seasoned educator, ministry leader, and inspirational communicator with over 20 years of impactful service. A former teacher, certified principal, and school designer, she now serves as the Director of Children’s Ministry at The Potter’s House North in Dallas, where she leads innovative Christian curriculum development and fosters transformative spaces for children and families.

An accomplished writer, conference speaker, and podcast guest, Keturah shares her practical, faith-filled insights on education, family ministry, and leadership, inspiring audiences to lead with purpose and create lasting impact. Alongside her husband, gospel artist and youth pastor Keedren Boston, and their four talented children who she enjoys cooking big meals for. She is committed to leaving a legacy of faith, love, and service.

Connect with Keturah Boston:

• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/keturah-boston-m-ed-9bb202a2/

• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/keturah.boston/

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Meet Elizabeth Mahusay:

Elizabeth is a dynamic professional committed to empowering individuals and organizations through thought transformation. With a background in chemistry education, she initially taught science before discovering her passion for mentoring and coaching. Over the years, Elizabeth has trained thousands to overcome limiting beliefs and implement systems that foster personal and professional growth.

In 2024, she published her latest book, Pick Your Path, which offers practical insights and encouragement to help readers align their careers and personal lives with their true calling. Elizabeth is also a certified keynote speaker and leadership coach with Southwestern Consulting, specializing in sales, management, and leadership development.

As the host of the Thinking That Matters podcast, she shares valuable content on business, motivation, and personal growth. Elizabeth and her husband, Fred, have been married for over 28 years and have two grown sons. They are active members of Cottonwood Creek Church in Allen, Texas.