Your family legacy matters. Likewise, every parent and grandparent wants to instill value in the next generation. Your church can help. Discover how D6 (Deuteronomy 6) Family Ministry principles and practices can make a difference. We will identify the common problems most churches are trying to solve, then lay a biblical foundation to map the way. And for the last half, we will share easy ways to intentionally make a difference at church and in the home.

Since 2002, Dr. Hunter has served as the Executive Director & CEO of Randall House the publisher of D6 Curriculum, cofounder and Director of the D6 Conference (a conference that meets in numerous countries each year). He regularly speaks internationally and consults for ministry and business organizations. In addition to serving in the military, he earned his MPA from the University of Colorado and his Ph.D. from Dallas Baptist University, where he teaches as an adjunct professor. He has written over 80 articles for various magazines and published five books including Toy Box Leadership, The DNA of D6, Recalibrate: A New Measure for Family Ministry and his newest one, About Me, About You: Generational Legacy Journal. The titles Ron is most proud of are husband, father, and grandfather. He married his college sweetheart, Pamela, and they have two adult married kids: Michael and Lauren and two granddaughters.

Deuteronomy 6 (D6) reveals God’s heartbeat for generational discipleship. What starts at church must carry over into the homes each day of the week. Explore how the people of Israel finally broke the bonds within their culture and how Asian churches can do the same. Discipleship includes reaching and teaching through an intentional partnership between the Church and Home.

Dr Chaiyun explains how families can strengthen the key and foundational relationship.

Dr Chaiyun is a highly sought after speaker. He holds many positions including the following:

• ‘Healthy Attachment’ Coaching Director, Social Development Department
• Former National Director, Youth for Christ/Thailand

He is also active in the academic circles and holds positions in cluding

• International Faculty Member, Haggai Institute for Advanced Leadership Training (USA)
• Adjunct Faculty and Special Lectures
  • MA & PhD Programs Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, TX, USA
  • MA Program (English)     ABTS (Cornerstone University, USA), Singapore Bible College
  • MA Program (Thai)         CTS (Chiangmai), NBS (Chiangmai)
  • BA Program (English)      Seattle Pacific University, USA
  • BA Program (Thai)          Chiang Mai University.
  • Scholar/External Examiner for Academic Standards for MCD, Payap University.

Bryan Tan tells of his personal journey of discovering what it means to be a husband and father – he openly shares his personal struggles and how God helped him discover through other godly men, the true meaning of manhood and how he came to head the Dad’s for Life movement in Singapore.

Bryan is a passionate Executive and Family Life Coach, and Chief Advocate for the
national Dads for Life movement in Singapore. He is happily married to Adriana, and is a
full-time father to their four children, whilst serving also as the Chief Executive Officer
at Centre for Fathering Limited, Singapore. He has more than 28 years of leadership,
management, coaching and training development experience in the Armed Forces, Public
Service, Private and Non-profit sectors. He consults and coaches companies and
individuals on leadership, strategy, training development, family life and human
performance improvement. He volunteers on the Boards of organizations that do good,
and serves on advisory councils of a few Government Ministries and Statutory Boards.

Bryan is gripped by the issue of fatherlessness, and is dedicating his leadership and
administration skills to serve and support Fathers to become better leaders in their family,
workplace and community. Through the Fathering programs and initiatives in the Centre
for Fathering and the nation-wide Dads for Life movement, he hopes to turn the hearts of
Fathers and Children towards each other, and bring about reconciliation in families. He
envisions all fathers being restored in their identity as sons, husbands and fathers, and
taking an active role in fortifying their marriages and building resilient families for
Singapore.

Mark brings to the forefront the challenges that are already facing families today because of devices and the exponential growth of social media, challenges that will ‘wash a whole generation out of the church’. This is a message all who care about families and the next generation should take to heart.

Mark McClendon resides in Jakarta with his wife, Ira and three children; Holly Ann, Cody Isaiah, and Timothy Joel McClendon.

Mark McClendon is a media strategist and evangelist, who found his calling on a missions trip to Chiang Mai, Thailand in1985. McClendon was given the opportunity to pioneer the ministry of CBN in Indonesia.

CBN Indonesia is a ministry that produces a variety of strategic contextual programming/content with 20 million broadcast viewers, as well as almost 70 million on-line views in 2018. Currently partnering with over 7100 local churches in 70 cities, CBN empowers, inspires and equips the local church to be salt and light in community, and champions every part of the body of Christ to actively engage and disciple the next generation.

McClendon has also pioneered many other ministry initiatives.In 2012, Today, CBN is actively ministering to and facilitating over 1000 local Churches across Myanmar. In 2015-16, McClendon established CBN ministry centers in South Korea, Vietnam and Malaysia, launching significant media and church-based initiatives in each of those countries especially as related to children, youth and family.

McClendon Chaired the Global 4-14 Window Summit in Bangkok Thailand, and has been the media chair for the 4-14 Window Movement, to champion awareness for children and youth ministry in the global church.

The most fundamental flaw in society is fatherlessness. It is time to seriously take up the responsibility of fatherhood. It is the time to recognize how a world suffers when Father God is not taken seriously and when His ways are not transferred by His image bearers. In this session at D6 Asia 2022, Cassie expounds on how we can bring heaven home though 7 essential areas.

South African Christian leader, Cassie Carstens, has been in full time ministry for the past 34 years. He has served as a church pastor and as a leader of national and international Christian sports related evangelical movements. He founded and directed a Sports Leadership School.  In 2011, Cassie started the World Need A Father movement with the primary goal of restoring fathers to their God-given role as servant-leaders of their families.  By providing a practical training course and a supporting network of like-minded fathers and trainers, more than 20,000 men across 35 countries have been impacted.