Robert Lloyd Allen
started singing when he was in 8th grade, where his friends forced him to take choir at school. Since then his love for music has grown tremendously. He returned home from serving a full-time mission in the Republic of Georgia in the summer of 2011. Rob works as the Executive Director at Utah Youth Tennis, and also serves as the head tennis coach at Provo High School. Rob graduated in 2015 from BYU with a bachelor degree in Business Management and a minor in Nonprofit Management. He recently graduated from BYU Law School in 2020 and now also works as the Administrative Director and Staff Attorney at Timpanogos Legal Center, a nonprofit legal aid corporation.
Rob sings tenor for the group. His hobbies include sports, cooking, and family. He is the fifth of 10 children and the son of Brad and Kris Allen. He was married in the Bountiful Utah Temple to his lovely wife Rachel in 2011. They are the parents of six children, Mari, Liana, Ava, Ella, Ashton, and Benson.
Nathan Evan Kasparian
has been playing the piano since the age of 3 and has always had a passion for music. He began composing at the age of 14 and it has become one of his favorite hobbies. He enjoys playing a wide variety of songs, from Rachmaninoff and Beethoven, to modern-day Jon Schmidt and Jon McLaughlin. He is the bass of the group. Nate also enjoys a variety of sports, particularly tennis, and is captain of a league tennis team.
Nate returned home from serving a full-time mission in Albuquerque, New Mexico in the spring of 2011. He married his wife, Cara, in 2013 in the Bountiful, Utah temple, and graduated from Utah State University in 2015 with a degree in Business Administration and is currently working as a Private/Executive Banking Underwriter. He and his wife have three-year-old twins, Grant and Audrey, who keep their lives busy and adventurous!
Jacob C Juarez
is the high tenor of the group and has been singing since taking choir in 5th grade. He has also enjoyed participating in several musical productions. In fact, he and his wife, Michelle, met during a musical in Centerville, Utah. He has participated as a Sun Valley Caroler for several years during the Christmas season as well.
Upon returning from serving in the California Ventura Mission in 2011, Jake attended the University of Utah and received his Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Physiology. He received a Master of Physician Assistant Studies from Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions. He currently practices as a Certified Physician Assistant in Utah.
He and his wife, Michelle, got married in 2014 and have two energetic daughters, Riley and Lexi. He enjoys being active and playing various sports such as soccer, basketball, and tennis. His spare time is filled with keeping up with his daughters and following various sports teams.
Jake is grateful for his foundation of being raised in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints and enjoys sharing his testimony with others.
Landon Golden Peay
from an early age, was surrounded by and grew to love music. His father is Kevin Peay, one of the two singers that comprise the well-known and long-standing LDS group called Afterglow. As a young child, Landon remembers listening to his father and his father’s friends holding rehearsals in their basement, and attended multiple of his father’s concerts and performances throughout his youth. Landon continued to develop his love of music at home and eventually in choir classes during Junior High and High school, where the friendship of 4ordained was formed. He also grew up playing baseball, but discovered a real love for Tennis during High School. His other hobbies include camping, shore fishing and fly-fishing, boating, horseback riding, and spending time with his family.
In 2009, he served a mission in Detroit, Michigan and afterwards attended Brigham Young University (BYU). While there, he married his beautiful wife Sharlee in the Salt Lake City Temple and received his Bachelor’s degree in Recreation Management from the BYU Marriott School of Business. He also further developed his musical experience and traveled the country performing as a member of BYU’s acapella group known as Vocal Point.
Landon currently works as a full-time Seminary Teacher for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Riverton, Utah. Together, He and his wife Sharlee have two boys, Crew and Taft, and a black lab named Olivia.