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Our team

Meet the leadership and mentors of Future Men.

Founder Aaron Boldman leads Future Men with a small team of directors. Christian mentors live on campus and walk alongside your son every day. These are the men who set the standard for him.

Aaron Boldman, Founder & CEO at Future Men

Founder & CEO

Aaron Boldman

Aaron has worked with struggling teens for more than 30 years. He began as a public school teacher in California, then served as an educator in several Christian boarding schools before founding Future Men in 2002.

He has been an educator since 1989 and a school administrator since 1998. He is also a Missouri state-licensed wildlife rehabilitator, which is why injured raccoons, owls and deer are a normal part of life on campus.

With nine sons of his own, Aaron understands the urgency parents feel to prepare their boys to be men. His charge to every student comes from 1 Kings 2:2:

“Be strong, therefore, and prove yourself a man.”

  • B.A., Natural Science, The Master’s College, Santa Clarita, CA (1989)
  • Missouri secondary education certification, special education and secondary sciences

Leadership team

The directors.

The men who lead discipleship, staff, families and the campus, every day.

  • Matt Williamson, Discipleship Director at Future Men

    Discipleship Director

    Matt Williamson

    Matt has served at Future Men for more than 14 years, first as a mentor and then as a director. He has worked with young people for over 20 years and serves as a pastor in his church.

    Matt is married with seven children.

    • B.A., Biblical Counseling, The Master’s College (2005)
  • Luke Williamson, Staff Director at Future Men, with his family

    Staff Director

    Luke Williamson

    Luke oversees the mentor team and daily life on campus. He has more than a decade of service at Future Men and many years in youth ministry.

    Luke is married with three children.

    • B.A., Biblical Counseling, The Master’s College (2008)
  • Luis San Miguel, Site Director at Future Men

    Site Director

    Luis San Miguel

  • Zane Buhr, Family Director at Future Men

    Family Director

    Zane Buhr

    Zane serves on the Future Men leadership team and helps produce the Bold Parenting Podcast, the ministry’s free resource for parents.

  • Family Director

    Matthew Cummings

  • Alongside the directorsMentors who live on campus.A yearlong internship for Christian men from all over the United States.Meet our mentors

Three pillars, one team

The same men show up in all three.

Future Men is built on Christian discipleship, accredited academics and trade work. The team is small, so the men your son goes to church with on Sunday are also the men who supervise his study during the week.

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    Christian discipleship

    Mentors live on campus, share daily life with your son and go to church with the students every Sunday. Bible studies, vulnerable one-on-one conversations and consistent accountability are the minimum standard.

    How discipleship works
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    Accredited academics

    Founder Aaron Boldman has been an educator since 1989. Mentors supervise study and tutor students in coursework accredited by Cognia, so your son can catch up and work toward a diploma in hand.

    Academics at Future Men
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    Trades & apprenticeships

    Every Tuesday and Thursday, every student works at a local business learning a trade. He learns to show up on time, take direction from a boss and see the job through.

    Trade apprenticeships
A Future Men mentor and a student talking in the office

A yearlong internship

Our mentors.

Mentors carry daily life at Future Men. They come from all over the United States for a yearlong internship, live on campus with the students and serve God in this work.

They supervise, teach and tutor, cook and clean, and show your son what a godly man looks like. They admonish, encourage and hold him accountable every day. They are, in the best sense, older brothers.

Every adult on campus completes the background checks required by Missouri law before working with students. Safety and oversight

Hearing from us while your son is here

Parents have a scheduled call with staff every other week, starting right away. After a three-week settling-in period, every student has a scheduled weekly family call, monitored by staff.

The next chapter starts with a conversation

You don’t need all the answers to begin.

Tell us about your son. We will walk you through the program and help you decide whether Future Men is the right next step for your family.

Email info@futuremen.net

  1. 01

    Complete the online application.

    Save as you go and come back to finish. No documents needed to start.

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    Talk with admissions.

    We call you within 24 hours, including weekends and holidays. Ask us anything.

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    Decide together.

    You get the full picture of the program and the commitment, and together you decide whether Future Men is right for your son.

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