David Young grew up in the churches of Christ in Middle Tennessee, where he began preaching at the age of 16. He currently serves as the Senior Minister for the North Boulevard Church of Christ in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. He has worked for churches in Missouri, Kansas, and Tennessee, taught New Testament at several colleges, and travelled widely teaching and preaching, leading mission trips and hosting tours to the Holy Lands and to other religious sites.

David is a a founder of New Day Resources, a board member of the Renew Network, and he has spoken for Discipleship.org. He is also the author of several books, which you can find listed on his website davidyoungnb.com.

He holds the B.A. from Freed-Hardeman University, the M.A. from Harding School of Theology, and the M.A. and Ph.D. in New Testament from Vanderbilt University. David and his wife Julie have two married children.

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Before retiring in 2012, Ray served 40 years as an executive for city governments throughout Ohio and California. When he and his wife Carol learned about North Boulevard’s 2020 Vision, they moved to Murfreesboro to be part of the great world-wide spiritual awakening.

Amy Sain has served as North Boulevard’s Children’s Minister since 2006. She loves leading the children and families in the Boulevard Kids ministry. Her greatest joy is when she sees the children age through the program as they grow strong in their walk with Christ and dedicate their lives to Him through baptism. She loves meeting new families, planning great events, and writing Bible lessons. She and her husband, Robert, have three daughters. In her spare time, she loves to spend time and play games with her family, eat at new restaurants, travel, and work on her golf game with her girls!

David has served as the Youth Minister of North Boulevard since 2001. He and his wife Melissa are raising three teenagers of their own — Daisy, Anna Belle, and Lila Mae. David’s mission is to serve as a “sycamore tree” to the teenagers of the nbyg, lifting them above the distractions of the crowd so they might see the approaching Savior more clearly.

Kelvin grew up in Decatur, Illinois, and comes from a line of preachers and church planters. He worked with the Bouldercrest Church of Christ in Atlanta for 23 years in a variety of ministry roles, including serving as the preaching/senior minister. He is a graduate of Southern Illinois University and holds both a Master of Divinity degree in Marriage and Family Therapy as well as a Doctor of Ministry degree from Amridge University. Kelvin is married to Kim and they have two teenagers, Joshua and Jordan.

From an early age, David has experienced the love of God in his life and is passionate about helping other people discover God for themselves. He earned university degrees from Harding University in both education and ministry and has since been trained under global disciple-making leaders in the principles of disciple-making movements. David is currently the campus minister at North Boulevard West Murfreesboro where he has served since 2017. He enjoys camping with his high school sweetheart Kristin and their four children.

John Magnuson grew up in Murfreesboro, and has been with North Boulevard since 2007. He has served in a variety of roles and currently serves as the Communications Minister and Director of New Day, a ministry focused on discipleship and church renewal. He is a graduate of Riverdale High School, Lipscomb University, Pepperdine University, and the Robert E. Webber Institute of Worship Studies. He and his wife April have two grown children and two awesome grandsons, Slade and Ezekiel.

Glenn Robb grew up in the rural community of Greenhill, Alabama. It was near the Tennessee River where he learned to swim, ski and fish. Glenn grew up listening to preachers talk about Jesus dying for our sins and rising from the dead to prove he was the son of God. At age twelve Glenn made a commitment to follow Jesus and was baptized. A sense of purpose and confidence set a new direction for his life. He and his wife Nancy have served as church planting missionaries to Belo Horizonte, Brazil, Atlanta, Georgia, and now Murfreesboro, Tennessee.