What is D6?

D6 is a program that was launched by Randall House Publications several years ago.  The emphasis uses Deuteronomy 6:5-7 as God’s foundation for giving our families true success.  The church is important in this process but is only Plan B, the family is God’s first tool to raise our children to know and love God.

Go to the national D6family website here.

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“I hope it sticks.”  We’ve heard this time and time again as adults teach something to younger people, but how can do everything to make sure that biblical values become part of our children’s lives as they grow up?  Send them to church, right? Let the Pastor, Youth Pastor, or Sunday School teach them.  That simply won’t do.

There are 168 hours in a week, at most our family will spend 4 hours a week at church, for most it will be 1-2 hours-compare this to the weekly hours spent watching TV, hanging out with friends, playing sports and you can see that if left solely to the church, we have a problem.

There is a better way-the family.  The family is where it all begins.  God set the family up as the chief place of influence in your child’s life-it is the greatest place for learning, nurturing, and modeling the love of God.  During D6, we want to help families make their homes a discipleship center.  We will work with you to provide materials and ideas to help your family grow. 

Schedule of D6 Events

 Sunday Mornings- Feb. 7^th-March 21^st

                Morning Messages that focus on building the family 11 am

Sunday Nights-we are providing a variety of events that will equip and build your family

                Feb. 7- The Most Important Ministry in the Church- 6 pm

                Feb. 14- Family Ministry Video workshop- 6 pm

                Feb. 21- Family Ministry Video workshop-6 pm

                Feb. 28- D6 Roundtable- come as a family for a night discussion and interaction- 6pm

                March 7-Family Commitment Time-featuring music, family communion, and prayer- 6 pm

D6 Family Night- February 26^th-7 pm in the fellowship hall