Sign Language Programs In Districts

NARVACAN, ILOCOS SUR – As a result of their unity with the Church Administration and willingness to learn, brethren in the Ilocos Sur District delved into knowing and demonstrating basic signs through the conducted Sign Language Seminar in their district. Doing so made them not only acquire but also broaden the said skill, which they can use to further propagate the words of God even within the Deaf community.

MAKATI – The brethren in their district held a Deaf Awareness Seminar aimed at addressing language diversity to better understand and support the Deaf community, especially in their services to the Lord God.

CABANATUAN CITY, NUEVA ECIJA – Brethren in this district gained new insights from the activity called Deaf Culture and Sign Language. They have become more appreciative and open in communicating and interacting with Deaf brethren to better support them in Church Activities.

BONGABONG ORIENTAL MINDORO – Church officers in the Local Congregation of Dayhagan actively engaged in the CSD officers’ Sign Language Tutorial and Deaf Awareness Seminar. The attendees were grateful for having learned how they can use Sign Language.

ROSALES, PANGASINAN – Young members of the Church embark on a new journey as they participate in a Sign Language Tutorial in their ecclesiastical district. This experience sparked their interest in the Deaf culture and encouraged them to be more attentive to the welfare of the Deaf community.

BULACAN WEST – Officers from the Christian Society for the Deaf (CSD), together with the brethren, joyfully united for the CSD Get Together held at the San Marcos Congregation’s compound. CSD members felt uplifted in the faith as the activity aimed to foster among them connections, build new friendships, and encourage participation in all activities launched by the Church Administration.

MAKATI – CSD Officers organized a Basic Sign Language seminar in the District of Makati. This activity aimed not only to equip them with the knowledge of basic signs, enabling them to effectively communicate and care for the faith of our brethren with special needs.

BULACAN EAST – The Christian Society for the Deaf (CSD) officers successfully conducted the ‘CSD Differently Abled Unity Games,’ where many of our brethren with special needs, together with the CSD officers, showcased their skills in various sport activities. It was an amazing experience, creating camaraderie with each other and also strengthening their faith.

LEYTE — Brethren from the Ecclesiastical District of Leyte have actively participated in the Sign Language Seminar. After being taught the basics of Sign Language, they were very grateful that they will now be able to communicate with brethren who have special needs.

ISABELA SOUTH – An exciting and informative basic sign language seminar was conducted at this district. Participants learned new knowledge about sign language and how it can help our brethren with special needs.