Sign Language Programs In Districts

Aspiring to learn Sign Language, officers of the KADIWA and Binhi organizations attended the Basic Sign Language Seminar. Brother Aron Namoro, who is the Christian Society for the Deaf district president, and the event’s keynote speaker, spoke on how the attendees could be of help in looking after the Deaf brethren.

In line with the Church Administration’s continuous effort to help our Deaf brethren, Christian Society for the Deaf (CSD) officers in this district spearheaded at the Local Congregation of Tandang Sora a Basic Sign Language Seminar, which aimed at training brethren on how to effectively communicate with the Deaf.

Expressing their love and solidarity, members of the Christian Society for the Deaf attended the Letter Making activity wherein they wrote letters of affirmation. The participants enjoyed and were grateful for such activity.

Great joy was felt as the youth members of the Church Of Christ attended a Basic Sign Language Seminar. They learned signs that they can use to communicate with our Deaf brethren.

The joy of our Deaf brethren was overwhelming as they participated in different activities and fun games in the Christian Society for the Deaf (CSD) Year End Get-Together. They extended their sincere gratitude to the Church Administration for this meaningful activity.

In response to the intensified propagation work of the whole Church, a district-wide evangelical mission was held. Led by the Christian Society for the Deaf (CSD) officers and Sign Language interpreters, CSD members from various local congregations actively participated. Some Deaf visitors decided to examine further the Church’s teachings. They, with other guests, received care packages from the Church Administration.

An Lingap Pamamahayag for the Differently Abled Persons (DAP) was held at the Centennial Wharf, Daet, Camarines Norte. The event was attended by more than 5,000 DAPs, 252 of whom are Deaf. The attendees appreciate how the Church give importance and cater to them. Many visitors made the decision to carry on their quest for the truth.

With the aim of helping the Church Administration to cater to the needs of persons with special needs, the district held a Differently Abled Awareness Seminar. Led by Brother Alexander Castillo, minister of the gospel, the attendees learned the right way of communicating with the Deaf, which is knowing and using the basic signs, and thus honing their Sign Language skills.

Happiness filled the air as the Deaf brethren from this district gathered in the monthly CSD Get-Together. They were able to bond with each other and most importantly, were strengthened in their faith. The attendees also received care packages from the Church Administration.

Members of the Christian Society for the Deaf (CSD) bond during a CSD Get-Together. Participating in the various games, they were strengthened in the faith.