D6 Conference

• Finding your on-ramp to the D6 conversation.
• Managing conflict and learning how it can actually enrich a relationship.
• What to do when dealing with a prodigal.
• When churched and unchurched youth and families collide.
• Dealing with toxicity in our marriages and how it affects the next generation.
• The importance of grace-based parenting as a foundation for generational discipleship.
• The importance of grace-based parenting as a foundation for generational discipleship.
• How to keep your church moving with regard to the most common family ministry challenges it faces today.

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D6 Conference 2013: Two Cities

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Who attends D6?

D6 is designed for Church Leaders, Ministers, Volunteers, and Parents. It’s the largest open-source, multi-model Family Ministry Gathering with attendees from 40+ states, 10+ countries, and 35+ denominations.

What is D6?

Over the last several decades church discipleship programs have reached an all time standard of excellence.

We have seen more kids and students come through our doors than we could have ever imagined. But what are the results? Conservative studies show that between 45% -75% of the students in our youth groups are not attending church within 5 years after high school graduation: most of whom will never return. D6 is about a scriptural approach to a problem of biblical proportions.

D6 is more than a conference: it’s a biblical passage, a principle, a strategy, a way of life.

Deuteronomy 6:7 tells us three things: Love God, treasure His Word, and teach this to the next generation. The vision of the D6 Conference is to champion a movement of parents who disciple their own kids and teens in partnership with their local church. The D6 Conference is dedicated to helping churches, leaders, parents, and volunteers to develop a generational discipleship model based on Deuteronomy 6.

Most parents want to be involved in the spiritual development of their kids’ lives, but just don’t know where to begin. Parents are involved in sports, homework, and hygiene, but many find it challenging to connect with their children when it comes to their faith in Jesus Christ.

Unfortunately, many people rely on the pastor, Sunday School teacher, or youth pastor to be the primary spiritual influence for our kids. The problem is we only spend, at most, four hours a week at church. What about the other 164 hours?

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