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.

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.

Kathleen kicks off the D6 main conference  on Friday, bringing her decades of experience training leaders and working with children and families and helping them in the journey to pass down faith. She has has seen first hand how families can be restored to relate with one another in a healthy and Christ-like manner. Come prepared to be challenged and impacted.

Kathleen Trock-Molhoek, founder of Pebbles and Stones, has a passion for children and adults to know God as their Father. She is a writer, an educator, an intercessor, and a believer in the Kingdom benefits of a multi-generational approach to prayer, community building, and worship.    She has developed a teaching model that brings the generations together to hear God’s voice and experience His immeasurable love in profoundly tangible ways through prayer and actions.   Her model has been taught in over fifty countries. For the past 15 years, between 500,000 and 1,000,000 children and adults have heard the gospel through her teaching model each year. During the pandemic, she developed lessons specifically to help strengthened families and small groups.    They are being translated into 24 languages. Many are currently available as free downloads on the Pebbles and Stones website. She lives in Michigan with her husband and enjoys being with her children and granddaughters.

Bishop Jeya expounds on how faith-formation is primarily the task of parents. The role cannot be passed on to others however well-trained the children worker or the youth ministry worker or the pastor might be. He looks into how can the Church can encourage the daily participation of parents in the lives of their children in nurturing them spiritually, a task that is non-negotiable.

Bishop Jeya joined the pastoral ministry in the Trinity Annual Conference (TRAC) of the Methodist Church in Malaysia and in 2008, he was elected Conference Secretary and served in that capacity while carrying out his pastoral duties.  In 2012, he was elected President of TRAC (2013-2016) and re-elected for a second term (2017-2020).  In 2020, Bishop Jeya was elected Bishop of the Methodist Church in Malaysia for 2021-2024.

Bishop Jeya is married to Grace and they have two children, Ebenezer and Joanne, who are in their early 20s.  He is the author of two books including 'A Family Friendly Church' and is passionate about equipping churches, empowering pastors and edifying families.

Rob takes pastors and leaders through the theological foundations for family ministry and addresses some misconceptions about what family ministry is really all about. In this talk he goes into the patterns of ministry of the early church and how to understand the sufficiency of Scripture for this area of the home.

Rob Rienow is the founder of Visionary Family Ministries. He serves as a pastor, is an international conference speaker, and is the author of several books including Visionary Parenting, Visionary Marriage and Limited Church: Unlimited Kingdom.

The most fundamental flaw in society is fatherlessness. Cassie delves into the roots of this problem in ourselves and in our communities. It is time to recognize the impact of father wounds in our own lives. 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. Learn how you can make an impact and be part of the Fathering movement in your country.

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.