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In this sixth scene we see the young man with dark brown hair, a green shirt & jeans walking with other people, across a grassy seaside landscape. The scene is set in the spring time, as indicated by the purple tulip flowers in the foreground.

This scene represents the friendship and fellowship a young Christian can experience by connecting with other, fellow Christian believers (usually in a church setting). I have drawn an old stone church building on a cliff promontory in the background. This is a visual representation of “church”, although (as the Bible makes clear) the church is, in fact, the congregation of people meeting together to worship God, rather than the physical church building itself. That being the case, notice the large crowd of people behind the four central figures; these represent the true nature of “church”: i.e. the believers.

The young man with dark brown hair, a green shirt & jeans is walking along a coastal pathway, enjoying the company of three fellow Christians. The man in green is holding an open Bible, perhaps he is explaining something, or else answering the man’s questions about his experience of Christianity, or any number of countless other questions he might have. This exchange between the believers represents one of the many opportunities and benefits of getting together and discussing one’s faith. It is fine to believe on your own, but it can be a lonely existence that way! Meeting other Christians gives one the opportunity to discuss faith, and the outworking of that faith over time, through life’s ups and downs.

Notice that we can hardly see the man’s backpack. This is representative of the lightening of a person’s burdens when life is shared, rather than walking the pathway of Christian faith alone.

Notice also that I drawn some of the people in modern clothing, and some in my usual, ancient Biblical style, which represents the applicability of Christianity to all ages, in all times.