Dominaris De Luna

ALASKA—The Christian Society for the Deaf (CSD) continues to teach Sign Language and strives to promote awareness on Deaf culture through informative and engaging seminars that are actively attended by the brethren in various parts of the world.

CAVITE SOUTH – Aiming to educate more and more brethren on Sign Language, this district conducted Sign Language Seminars in the Local Congregations of Malagasang and Imus.

QUEZON CITY – As part of the district’s effort to spread knowledge about Sign Language, CSD officers in this district conducted a Sign Language Seminar at the House of Worship of the Local Congregation of Nagkaisang Nayon.

ZAMBALES SOUTH – Recognizing the importance of acquiring Sign Language skills for providing better care to our Deaf brethren, Church officers in this ecclesiastical district recently participated in a Sign Language seminar.

MASBATE – To keep honing their Sign Language skills, brethren in this district attend one after another Sign Language seminars.

METRO MANILA EAST – Hopeful to be of help to the Church Administration in looking after the Deaf brethren, Church officers in this district actively participated during a Deaf Awareness seminar held in the house of worship of the Local Congregation of Mandaluyong.

METRO MANILA EAST – Deaf brethren in this ecclesiastical district, serving as vital instruments in sharing the true faith, extend their heartfelt invitations to their Deaf friends to join an Evangelical Mission with Sign Language Interpretation.

BULACAN WEST – A better understanding on how to communicate with the Deaf and the importance of Sign Language were among the many things that the brethren who attended the Sign Language Seminar in this district were able to learn.

NAGA CITY, CAMARINES SUR – During a CSD Get-Together activity, the Deaf brethren and CSD officers in this district had a fun-filled experience. It strengthened their bonds, edified their faith, and fostered new friendships.

CAGAYAN DE ORO, MISAMIS ORIENTAL – The KADIWA and Binhi officers in this district actively participated in a Basic Sign Language seminar launched by the Church Administration of the Iglesia Ni Cristo. The seminar aimed to equip them with skills to better care for the Deaf community and promote inclusivity among the brethren in the Church Of Christ.