Clarence V. Boyd, Jr.

FOUNDER & PRESIDENT

​Dr. Boyd received his Doctor of Ministry degree in 2002. He received his Master of Arts in Practical Theology in 1998. He earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in 1977. All of his degrees were from Oral Roberts University. Dr. Boyd served in the Resident Advisor program and was a Residence Hall Director from 1977 to 1982. He worked as the Dean of Men in Student Affairs from 1982 to 1984. He became the Associate Dean of Students and served in that position to 1986. He served as the Dean of Student Affairs for 19 years and was appointed Dean of Student Development in 2005. Beginning in 2006 he was given the additional responsibility for Campus Ministry. Dr. Boyd is committed to merging development theory with spiritual formation. His wife, Dr. Kim Boyd, serves as the Dean of the College of Education at Oral Roberts University.

Dr. Boyd and his wife are the founders of Revelations-Revealed Truth Evangelistic Center, a local church in the city of Tulsa. Ministry to the family is one of the priorities of the church. As a team, both are committed to revealing to others the covenant value of marriage and the awesome privilege parents have to nurture and prepare the next generation for life and service.

Dr. Boyd also is an author speaking to the next generation of men about fatherhood, manhood, and masculinity. The goal of this endeavor is to see men return to their rightful place in the home, in the workplace, and in the church.

 
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RRTM BOARD OF DIRECTORS

 
 
 

DR. KIM E. BOYD

CO-FOUNDER, VICE PRESIDENT

As a woman, mom, and educator, Dr. Boyd holds her immediate family and her church family very close to her heart. She takes every opportunity to tap into God’s invisible networking system to meet the needs of those to whom she is called. As First Lady of RRTEC, Dr. Boyd has a passion for working with young women to see them reach their full potential in their spiritual, financial, social, and family lives.

Dr. Boyd was recently appointed to the position of Dean of the College of Education after serving as Associate Dean for eleven years. Previous to her current position, she served for over 9 years as an instructor/professor in the School of Education and over 8 years as a classroom teacher in the Sapulpa Public Schools. Dr. Boyd received her Doctorate degree in Curriculum and Instruction from Oklahoma State University. Her Master’s degree is in Reading from Northeastern State University, and her Bachelor’s degree is from Oral Roberts University. She has been a professional educator serving as a teacher and professor in elementary and post-secondary education since 1979.

Dr. Kim Boyd serves as an RRTEC Board Member and primarily works with the Annual Events Committee, which is responsible for all major events involving the entire church, and the Women’s Ministry, which strives to meet the needs of women locally, globally, and generationally.

HAMISH REED

VICE-CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD

Mr. Hamish Reed is a Senior Healthcare Executive and Entrepreneur who has served on this Board for over twenty years. He is the Founder and President of Branches Medical Inc. and a longtime friend of Drs. Clarence and Kim Boyd. Mr. Reed currently resides in South Florida and serves as an Elder at Victory Church in Boca Raton, Florida.

Mr. Reed strongly believes that Dr. Boyd has a God-given gift for speaking to the next generation of men about fatherhood, manhood, and masculinity, and the Reed family is committed to doing whatever they can to support this ministry effort.

ARNATTA JAMES

VICE-SECRETARY

Mrs. Arnatta James is the wife of Elder Marcus James. They are the proud parents of four children and have two grandchildren. In addition to being the Assistant Secretary for RRTM, Arnatta serves as the Minister of Music, Bookkeeper, and Board Secretary for Revelations Revealed Truth Evangelistic Center Church. Arnatta and Marcus own and operate JamesWay Billing and Bookkeeping Services and JamesWay Coachworks.

BIRDIE BOYD

BOARD MEMBER

Prior to retirement, Mrs. Boyd taught school for 29 years. She has served alongside her husband, the late Rev. Clarence V. Boyd, Sr., in the ministry through various positions in the A.M.E. Church. She believes that God will bless this ministry, and whatever she can do, she is willing to support and further it.

JAN HELGELSON

BOARD MEMBER

Mrs. Helgelson is an accomplished writer, editor, teacher, missionary, and musician. She believes that RRTM is a ministry founded on sound doctrine, Biblical principles and the love of God reaching out to the oppressed.  She has been a part of many ministries in her lifetime and wholeheartedly endorses and believes in RRTM - in its founders, in their vision, and in their mission to the lost and hurting of this generation.

DIANE HULL (& LATE CHRIS HULL)

BOARD MEMBERS

Diane Hull and the late Chris Hull shared a dynamic partnership in ministering to relationships, drawing on over 38 years of marriage marked by the highs, lows, and in-betweens of life’s most precious bond. Together, they pioneered the “blended family” model, led the BOMB (Bone of My Bone) marriage ministry, and served as Relationship Consultants—facilitating classes and workshops through Eastern Star Church and their own “Marriage Making Sense” practice. As regular guests on a local call-in radio show and through Chris’s monthly newspaper column, they provided counsel to engaged couples. They advised the Ministers in Training program, while Chris also performed countless wedding ceremonies.

Chris Hull’s passing in 2024 marked the close of an era, but Diane Hull continues to operationalize their shared vision. Drawing on Chris’s legacy in IT management and diversity & inclusion, Diane sustains their relational consultancy, stewarding “Marriage Making Sense” and teaching strategic relationship frameworks. In her role as Executive Assistant, she balances administrative leadership with her passion for spiritual insight. Diane and Chris’s three adult children—Daryl, Nicholas, and Chrisney—along with six granddaughters and a great-granddaughter, remain living testaments to the principles they championed.

PRESTON LOVE

BOARD MEMBER

Preston Love is currently a Leadership Enterprise Development Associate at Corporate Headquarters in Bloomington, IL. Preston began his career with State Farm as a Claim Representative in Hot Springs, Arkansas in 1995. His career path includes experiences in Auto Claims, Auto and Fire Underwriting, Human Resources, and Agency. In 2006, Preston moved to Texas to pursue an agency opportunity in Dallas. Preston’s success as a State Farm agent opened the doors for an Agency Field Leadership position which transitioned him into a Sales Leader role in Bakersfield, California. During his time as a State Farm Agent, he qualified for Legion of Honor, Ambassador Travel, and SVP Club each year and he finished his first year in the agency as the #29th ranked New Agent in the country. As a Sales Leader, Preston successfully led his agent group to be one of the top territories in the Western Market Area of State Farm. His current role as a LEDA gives Preston the opportunity to work on various corporate projects and opportunities across the enterprise.

Preston received his Bachelor’s Degree in Business Finance from the University of Central Arkansas and has earned his AIC, AIS, CLU, and CLF designations in the insurance industry. He is a member of GAMA International, NAIFA, CASA, and several community organizations.

Preston and his wife, Stephanie, have two children - Preston III and Paris.

STEPHANIE LOVE

BOARD MEMBER

Stephanie Love is currently a former Special Education Specialist with over 20 years of experience in the areas of early intervention, parent training, classroom teacher training, and behavior intervention. Stephanie received her Bachelor of Science Degree in Speech-Language Pathology and Master of Science Degree in Early Childhood Special Education from the University of Central Arkansas. She also received a Post Graduate Certificate in Applied Behavior Analysis from the University of North Texas. Because most of her career has involved working with children with Autism Spectrum Disorder, she currently collaborates and provides consultation to educators and parents on a local level.

In her spare time, Stephanie enjoys traveling and watching movies with her family. She currently resides in Bloomington, Illinois with her husband (Preston Jr.) and two children (Preston III and Paris).

BRANDON BENTLEY

TREASURER

SYLVIA BENTLEY

BOARD MEMBER

MARCUS JAMES

BOARD MEMBER

MELVIN MOORE

BOARD MEMBER

PATRICIA MOORE

BOARD MEMBER

JUAN ROGERS

BOARD MEMBER

BENITA ROGERS

BOARD MEMBER

DIONE REED

BOARD MEMBER

LATE REV. CLARENCE V. BOYD, SR.

FOUNDING CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD

Reverend Dr. Boyd was a visionary leader and executive in both ecclesiastical and social-service arenas, architecting sustainable faith-based communities across Oklahoma and Arkansas. As Pastor and Presiding Elder of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, he operationalized strategic ministry initiatives at Vernon AME (Tulsa), Visitors Chapel AME (Hot Springs) and Bethel AME (North Little Rock), while stewarding governance frameworks as a delegate to the General Conference and trustee across multiple educational and church boards.

His academic credentials—a BA from Tulsa University, an MA in Sociology from the University of Texas at Austin, and a Doctor of Divinity from Jackson Theological Seminary—underpinned a disciplined approach to spiritual formation and community development. Concurrently, Dr. Boyd broke ground as Garland County’s first Black social worker and directed the Work Incentive Program for the Arkansas Department of Human Services, scaling public-service operations and forging impactful civic partnerships with the NAACP, local school boards, and civic coalitions.

A lifelong member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, his leadership ethos was anchored by mentorship and capacity building. As patriarch of the Boyd/Lynch legacy, his strategic influence endures through his four children, their families, and the countless lives he empowered, offering a forward-thinking blueprint for generational impact.

Reverend Clarence V. Boyd, Sr., passed in October 2023.