Terry Williams is the Children's & Family Ministry Specialist, Scripture Union Queensland and SU International. He was on the staff at SU QLD for over 30 years. He is part of a global training team helping to multiply trainers across the world. Terry is married to Margaret and they have three adult children and three grandchildren.

Have a listen to some of the wisdom Terry imparts here, to help families overcome challenges: https://d6family.com/podcast/34-stopping-the-yelling-in-our-homes-terry-williams/

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

• National Director, Youth for Christ/Thailand
• Special Representative of Youth for Christ/Asia in North America
• Principle Trainer/Equipper, Life-Leadership Equipping Ministry (LEM), Thailand

He is also active in the academic circles and holds the following positions:

• 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.

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.

Pastor Teo Chung Hock (better known as Pastor Hock) was formerly the youth pastor for 10 years. He accepted the Lord as a young man in 1996 with a dramatic experience with God and began serving as a cell leader in the same year.

He is married to his Korean wife, Jinny who came to Malaysia as missionary in 2007 and today they have four young children. Moved by faith and obedience, the whole family relocated back to Sarawak in 2019. Both of them have a passion for family ministry, missions and gifted to inspire people to experience and live for Christ.

Today Pastor Hock is:
- An itinerant preacher
- Founder of Family Matters
- The English & Bahasa Coordinator of Duranno Father School Malaysia.
- Coach for The Marriage & Parenting Course Sarawak

Mike is from Dayton, Ohio, USA and was raised in a D6 family atmosphere even though his parents would not call it this. He is a graduate of Welch College in Nashville, TN and has earned a Masters of Divinity at Liberty University in Pastoral Ministry. He has had the privilege of traveling throughout the United States, presenting at D6 USA and has also travelled internationally.

He loves sharing the gospel, training pastors, encouraging missionaries and helping churches. He is also a collaborative author. He has pastored Kirby Church in Michigan for 30 years. He is married to his wife Terry of 40 years. They have three children and three amazing grandchildren.

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.

Cassie’s primary focus has been on addressing the global pandemic of fatherlessness, in doing so started the movement now known as The World Needs A Father (now active in more than 100 nations) and authored an eponymous book, which thoroughly addresses the issue of fatherlessness. As an international speaker, trainer and strategist, Cassie believes that leaders determine success and that the right values ensure the future.

Cassie Carstens’ primary mission is to train transformational leaders.

He co-founded the International Sports Leadership School (ISLS) in 1999, and co-founded the African Leadership Institute for Community Transformation (ALICT) in 2004. He initiated Ubabalo, now operating in 140 countries.

Jenny is married to Cassie and has 4 children and 3 grandchildren. She loves every moment of being a grandmother and enjoys gardening.
As the wife of a local church pastor, she catalytically mobilised many church members to effectively live out their callings. After a 5 year period working as a Hospice sister, taking care of terminally ill cancer and Aids patients, she founded Kuyasa, a ministry in a township, to uplift and empower marginalised children and youth.

Jenny and her husband have been doing courses in marriage enrichment for over 30 years and has gained a wealth of knowledge from on-going discipleship.

Her motherhood course consists of: The needs of child and youth development, personal growth and healing, an abbreviated update of the father training, marriage enrichment, sharing of the key roles of motherhood according to God’s design, practical application and a visual demonstration of how mothers and wives should function.

Having visited more than 60 countries, she is very conscious of cultural diversity and facilitates a process which is culturally appropriate.

Her dream is to see trainers on motherhood in more than 100 countries over the world in a multiplying discipleship movement. Participants in the training testify about a God experience, redeemed understanding of motherhood and having been empowered to train others.