Will Klotz, a Christ-centered leader with deep experience in ministry, discipleship, and nonprofit leadership, will be at the helm of Miracle Farm Boys Ranch starting August 4, 2025.

Will’s experience as a pastor, leader, and as a young man who found himself in an experience parallel to the boys at Miracle Farm gives him unique perspective and tools for this position.

Will and his wife Chelsea, who have been married for fifteen years, are excited to relocate to Washington County with their four children: Caleb (13), Emilee (12), Anna (9), and Ava (6) for Will to lead Miracle Farm.

In his teens, Will was troubled, depressed, abused drugs, wasn’t set to graduate and rather was headed towards a path of destruction. His parents found a ministry in Florida similar to Miracle Farm.

“I’ve never gotten over what God did in my life at a boys’ ranch when I was 16 years old,” said Klotz, “and my prayer is that God might use me to impact the lives of the young men at Miracle Farm Boys Ranch.”

After receiving a bachelor’s degree in biblical studies from Christian Leadership University in New York, he later obtained a Master of Divinity from Reformed Theological Seminary in Washington D.C. His focus was on theology, church leadership, Biblical languages, and preaching.

God led Will and Chelsea to start a church in the same area where he had originally started down the wrong path. Will launched and pastored New City Fellowship in Manassas, Virginia. With a heart for at-risk youth, he led the church to develop a mentorship and tutoring program in partnership with local schools and nonprofits. Additionally, Will regularly discipled young men and families in crisis.

Most recently, Will worked for Vanderbloemen, a staffing agency in Houston with the mission to find the right leadership for Christian churches, schools, and non-profits. While assigned to find a new president for Miracle Farm, Will immediately felt God tugging on his heart when he heard about the mission and vision of the organization. He recused himself from the process and spent time in prayer to make sure this was where God was leading him.

“I’m not just concerned with a wonderful experience for these young men while they’re at Miracle Farm, I am deeply concerned with setting them up on a trajectory of success so that they thrive and walk in their purpose and their calling long after they leave this place.” Klotz said.

“Will and Chelsea Klotz are a wholesome young couple who, along with their children, are called by God to invest in the lives of our Miracle Farm staff and ultimately the young men who call Miracle Farm Boys Ranch ‘home’ for a period of time. The Trustees of Miracle Farm are beyond excited to have the Klotz family joining the team. Will is a person you will want to get to know; he is super relational, a collaborative and visionary leader, and his life experience has allowed God to prepare him for this very place and time,” said Todd Roberson, President and CEO of Children At Heart Ministries.

Join us in welcoming Will and his family as they begin this exciting season of leadership and service at Miracle Farm Boys Ranch.

Miracle Farm Boys Ranch, affiliated with Children At Heart Ministries based in Round Rock, provides an environment for Christ to forge young men of integrity who are firmly connected to the sense of security, acceptance, and significance that comes from an identity in Christ. Following God’s leadership, Miracle Farm partners with families to bring connection, healing, and restoration. For more information about Miracle Farm, visit our website. https://www.miraclefarm.org/