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The Christian Society for the Deaf (CSD) from this district led an Iglesia Ni Cristo Museum Tour for Deaf members and CSD Language Interpreters, giving them a rich learning experience as they reminisce the history of the true Church Of Christ in these last days.

Deaf brethren from this district, together with the Christian Society for the Deaf officers, enjoyed bonding and playing games at their CSD Get-Together.

The Iglesia Ni Cristo (Church Of Christ) continuously reap successes in all its many endeavors, one of which is adding new officers. Seen in these photos are some of the district’s Lay Sign Language interpreters (in dark gray uniform) with ministers, ministerial workers, and the Deaf members they lead in signing hymns of praises to God, and Christ during worship services.

A Basic Sign Language Seminar conducted in this district provided the brethren not only the skills for communicating with the Deaf community, but also a means of sharing their faith with the Deaf individuals. These skills will help them to strive further the intensive work of propagation inside the church. Brother Alex M. Reyes, District Minister led the brethren in this district in finding more ways to share their faith.

Playing board games serves as a bonding moment among Deaf members and officers from the Local Congregation of Syquia.

It is a great pleasure for Deaf brethren to be able to participate in the CSD Camp in Leyte West. They are thankful to the Church Administration for this wonderful opportunity. The event is part of the 10th anniversary celebrations of the Christian Society for the Deaf. Our Deaf brethren met and made new friends with other brethren from different districts in their region.

Church officers from this district attended and actively participated in the Sign Language Seminar led by Brother Alex Castillo from the Christian Society for the Deaf (CSD). They learned basic signs to use in everyday conversation and in worship services. This activity was held in line with the Church Administration’s goal to equip more members the ability to effectively communicate with Deaf individuals.

Officers of the Christian Society for the Deaf in this district led a Get-Together activity. Fun-filled, it thus strengthened their bond with fellow brethren who are Deaf. As newly-baptized members and Deaf visitors were also welcomed, they also felt that sense of belonging.

In this district, the Christian Society for the Deaf held a Basic Sign Language Seminar. Through this activity, the brethren from this district were introduced to proper communication with the Deaf, and were even inspired to learn more.