


Andy Dejka, CCLC
Catholic Leadership Coach
I help Catholic professionals and ministry leaders find greater freedom, clarity, and fruitfulness in their God-given mission.
Does This Sound Like You?
I have too much on my plate.
I don't know what to prioritize.
I'm struggling to lead my team.
I need to make a difficult decision.
I need an outside perspective.
I know something needs to change, but I'm not sure what.
I know what I need to do, but I'm not following through.
Why Coaching Helps
Coaching helps you grow in courage, self-awareness, and practical wisdom to lead with greater freedom and fruitfulness. And you gain skills to address the underlying habits and thought patterns that keep you stuck and limit your effectiveness as a leader.The good news is that you don't have to change everything at once. Making specific, incremental progress in just one area can create positive momentum across your leadership as a whole. That kind of focused growth can help you become the leader God is calling you to be.

What To Expect From Coaching
Coaching is similar yet distinct from other partnerships for personal growth like counseling and spiritual direction. As a coach, my role is to provide a confidential space where we explore what you really want, what motivates you, what is getting in the way, and what will give you freedom to move forward.
Get clarity on the specific leadership challenge you're facing.
Examine the situation from fresh perspectives, and identify what's really going on.
Develop concrete next steps and decide on specific actions to take before our next conversation.
Meet regularly for accountability, reflection, and continued problem-solving.
Coaching may also incorporate tools such as CliftonStrengths, Working Genius, and Called & Gifted to help you understand how God has equipped you as a leader.
My Story — Providential Accompaniment
My path following the Lord has been one of providential accompaniment. At every point in my life, God has provided faithful people (mentors, coworkers, friends, and even brief acquaintances) to accompany me and help me respond more fully to his call. Some have walked with me through a particular season, while others have been part of my journey for years.I think of Bible study leaders in college who taught me how to pray with Scripture, the FOCUS missionary who helped me step outside my comfort zone to share my faith, the parish leaders who taught me the value of effective meetings, and the archdiocesan colleagues who showed me how coaching can help leaders grow.I've benefited enormously from the people God has placed in my life. I'd be honored to offer that same kind of accompaniment to you in this next season of your Catholic leadership.
15+ Years Supporting Catholic Leaders
Catholic leadership roles I coach:
Priests and Deacons
Diocesan Leaders
Parish Staff
Catholic nonprofit leaders
Catholic professionals
Since 2012, I've served in a variety of Catholic ministry and leadership roles, including as a FOCUS missionary, Parish Evangelization Director, Archdiocesan Coach for Parish Leaders, More Mercy missionary, and Affiliate Coach with Anchor Consulting.
I understand the messiness of ministry, the competing priorities, the burdens and discouragements, as well as the absolute joys of helping others encounter Jesus.

3 Months of Coaching — $750
Coaching can be arranged by an individual or sponsor organization.
What's included:
Initial 30-minute call to identify your leadership challenge and goals
Two 60-minute online coaching sessions per month (6 sessions total)
Email and text support for encouragement and accountability
Personalized goals and action steps to keep you moving forward
End-of-coaching review to assess progress and celebrate wins
What's your leadership challenge?
Let me know what's going on, and I'd be happy to help.
Andy is married with four children and is a member of St. Patrick parish in Gretna, Nebraska. He serves as a member of his parish evangelization team and as a missionary for Christian unity with the More Mercy apostolate.“Let us not grow tired of doing good, for in due time we shall reap our harvest, if we do not give up.” — Galatians 6:9