Sign Language Programs In Districts

God’s love and care are continuously felt by the Deaf brethren of the Local Congregation of Ormoc City through the Church Administration. A proof of this is the first worship service with Sign Language interpretation they attended at their house of worship. This experience all the more edified their faith.

Sign Language Interpreters from this district actively participated in a development activity held at the Multi-Purpose Hall of the Local Congregation of Capitol. It was led by Brother Ian Casamayor, a minister of the gospel. They learned how to communicate using Sign Language and how it can be used to help our Deaf brothers and sisters.

A Sign Language seminar was recently organized by the Christian Society for the Deaf in this district. Through this seminar, the brethren will be able to communicate effectively with the Deaf community. The brethren in the District of New Jersey are continuing to find more ways to share their faith to all people.

Promoting awareness of Deaf culture greatly helps in showing genuine empathy for the Deaf community. That was highlighted during one of the Deaf Awareness seminars that brethren from this district attended.

Brethren in this district actively participated in a Sign Language Seminar at the house of worship of the Local Congregation of Pilot. In the seminar, the brethren acquired a deeper understanding of how important Sign Language is.

A Sign Language seminar was conducted in the house of worship of Local Congregation of Bonifacio Drive for the Church officers in the district. As a result of this seminar, they learned effective methods of communicating with Deaf individuals.

To promote environmental cleanliness, Christian Society for the Deaf officers from this district lead fellow brethren in holding a clean-up drive.

BULACAN NORTH – COOKING CHALLENGE BULACAN NORTH – Deaf members, led by Christian Society for the Deaf (CSD) officers, showcase their culinary skills during a CSD Cooking Challenge, thereby strengthening bond with each other.

To promote the importance of Sign Language and to learn more about Deaf culture, the Christian Society for the Deaf in this district continuously conducts Basic Sign Language seminars and Deaf Awareness seminars.

Members of the Christian Society for the Deaf (CSD) in this district through a seminar learned about the importance of planting, particularly vegetable gardening, after which they had Get-Together activity.