QUEZON CITY – GET-TOGETHER AND PAINTING ACTIVITY
This Get-Together and Painting Activity gave our Deaf brethren a sense of belonging and made them feel appreciated. It also gave them the opportunity to express themselves through their artwork.
This Get-Together and Painting Activity gave our Deaf brethren a sense of belonging and made them feel appreciated. It also gave them the opportunity to express themselves through their artwork.
Active participation of Deaf brethren from various districts was witnessed during the CSD Online Boardgames. Throughout the games, their exceptional skills were displayed, and their bonds with one another were also strengthened.
Seminar and Workshops for Sign Language interpreters like this continue to develop the skills of Sign Language interpreters for them to be better equipped in communicating with Deaf people and to increase their understanding of the Deaf community and their culture.
Led by Brother Regie Dulalia, a minister of the gospel, a Deaf Awareness and Basic Sign Language seminar was held in this district. Taking part in seminars like this increases Deaf awareness among Church Of Christ members.
This district conducted a Deaf Awareness and Basic Sign Language seminar. Led by Brother Ian Casamayor, it aimed at teaching more brethren about the importance of Sign Language and communication with the Deaf.
This was an unforgettable day for our Deaf brethren in Region IX and X as they crowded around the CSD Camp during their activity which is part of CSD 10th anniversary. Through interactive booths, they met fellow Deaf brethren from other districts and bonded together in the spirit of brotherhood and unity inside the Church Of Christ.
Having great love and concern for the Deaf, brethren from this district actively participated in a Basic Sign Language seminar which improved their communication skills.
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.