Sign Language Programs In Districts

Eager to communicate with their fellow brethren who are Deaf, Church Of Christ members strived in learning the basic signs through the Christian Society for the Deaf officers leading their Sign Language Seminar.

In response to the call of the Church Administration that all brethren should help in propagating God’s word, the Christian Society for the Deaf in this district held an Evangelical Mission for the Deaf in the Local Congregation of Abanico. Deaf people and their parents made up the group of guests. They were enlightened by the truth and promised to continue their search for salvation.

A joyful day for our Deaf brethren in this district as they attend the CSD Get-Together and participated in the games prepared by the officers of the Christian Society for the Deaf (CSD). Also, it made their bond stronger as they performed their duties.

Brethren from the Local Congregation of Stratford joined the Christian Society for the Deaf (CSD) Basic Sign Language and Deaf Awareness Seminar. Sisters Kaytlyn Mesina, CSD President, and Velocity Aliermo, lay Sign Language Interpreters, led the activity. They taught basic signs and the importance of learning Sign Language to help in sharing our faith with the Deaf.

The Christian Society for the Deaf (CSD) in this district sponsored a Binhi Sign Language Online seminar. CSD President Sister Queeffer Leomo led the activity. After the seminar, the Iglesia Ni Cristo Sign Language App was introduced.

Gleeful to participate in Church activities, members of the Children’s Worship Service (CWS) attended a Basic Sign Language seminar. The children expressed gratitude for the knowledge they gained which proves to be useful in communicating with the Deaf.

A monthly Get-together activity for the Christian Society for the Deaf (CSD) members was held at the Local Congregation of Capitol. The attendees enjoyed all the fun and interactive games as this activity aims to strengthen the bond among the brethren.

Our Deaf brethren expressed their gratitude to the Church Administration as they participated in the CSD Get-Together where they felt a sense of belongingness and enjoyed the various activities prepared by the officers of CSD.

Not only long-time friendships fortify but also new ones forge among participants of the CSD Get-Together hosted by the Local Congregation of Tinajeros.

While instilling in their young hearts and minds the Church Administration’s concern for the Deaf brethren, children members from the Local Congregation of Tignoan enjoy learning basic signs, such as that of the alphabet, numbers, and greetings. Children’s Worship Service officers joined them in learning Sign Language.