Kiley has ministered to youth through
various ministries, bands and churches for over 15 years. He has served on
staff with Youth For Christ, Memphis Leadership Foundation, Urban Youth Initiative, been a rural and inner city youth pastor, and
now works with AreaOne as its President. He has lived his life with a heart to see teenagers
live out every aspect of their lives from a biblical perspective.
During mid 90's he helped run the Memphis, TN Christian night club "704b" and
played in the popular Christian rock bands "Urgent Cry" and
"Fingerpaint." One of the band members and some of the Fingerpaint songs ended up on Skillet's debut album. For a few years Kiley toured with his own worship band
and later served as one of Todd Agnew's bass players. Kiley graduated from
Crichton College with Bachelor of Science in Biblical Studies and has also
studied for his Masters with Covenant Seminary in St. Louis, MO. When with
the Urban Youth Initiative and Memphis Leadership Foundation, he created an inner city mentoring and
tutoring program that reached
hundreds of at-risk kids in Memphis, TN. He has spoken at churches, camps,
graduations, abstinence conferences and many other events. He has
served as President of AreaOne since 2002 and is chief architect of all
AreaOne conferences and camps. Living in Memphis, TN, Kiley co-hosts
the AreaOne Bott Radio Network show with his wife Rachel. Kiley is
available as a speaker and can be reached through the AreaOne office at 888.GOAREA1 ex 1.