Stuart Hall believes in the next generation, the power of influence, and fueling teenagers, parents, leaders, athletes, coaches, and educators to become leaders worth following.  

Powered by 35 years of next-generation leadership experience, including leading three local faith community youth ministries, working with the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and a stellar 16-year tenure with Orange, Stuart is an author, thought leader,  and much sought-after communicator. Innumerable leaders have marked Stuart’s friendship, influence, acumen, and passion for the next generation as pivotal in their faith and next-generation leadership journey.  

Stuart is currently pioneering LEADR., a boutique of services and resources for select faith communities and organizations as they influence the next generation, their parents,  leaders, athletes, coaches, and educators, whose needs are expansive, incredibly nuanced, and more complicated than ever. 

Stuart speaks to thousands of junior high, high school, and college students, student-athletes, youth leaders, parents, adults, coaches, educators, and leaders every year.  Among numerous events, Stuart is a recurring communicator at BigStuf Camps, RMH,  The Salvation Army, LIFT Tour, Orange Conference, and Orange Tour. He is a recurring contributor on the Rethinking Youth Ministry podcast and All Pro Dads resources.

Stuart has co-authored two books: the award-winning The Seven Checkpoints: Seven Principles Every Teenager Needs to Know and MAX Q: Developing Students of Influence with Andy Stanley, as well as a cited contributor in Eleventh: Parenting Through the “I Don’t Know” PHASE and What Most Parents Aren’t Telling You.  Stuart has collaborated in research to develop resources for teenagers, parents, and youth leaders regarding parenting, deconstruction, and sexual ethics for the next generation. 

Before his COVID-19 health crisis in 2020, Stuart served for ten years as a community high school varsity girls assistant basketball coach for the eight-time GHSA (Georgia)  state champion Buford High School Lady Wolves. Notable among Buford’s heralded basketball tradition is former Tennessee Lady Volunteers basketball standout and acclaimed ESPN basketball analyst Andraya Carter. 

Stuart and his wife Kellee reside in Buford, Georgia, and have three young adult children: son Grant and daughters Chandler and Cameron.