Sign Language Vocabulary for Religious Settings

Extensive vocabulary, including religious signs, Christian signs, Buddhist signs, Jewish signs, Muslim signs, Moslem signs, & more

Interpreting for Christian Services
Audiotapes, Books, Education, Interpreted services, Journals, newspapers and newsletters, Mailing lists, Organizations, People, Videotapes, & Web sites

Interpreting for Jewish celebrations
General considerations, specific services, & relevant vocabulary

Deaf Ministries

Hallelujah International Ministries started the bible study group in the begining and now expand to included worship service to the deaf, hard of hearing and general public such as Sign Language students & professional involving within deaf community at large.

Gate Communications is a national Not for Profit organization which serves the Deaf, Hard of Hearing, and Hearing Communities through Ministry, Education, and Performance Interpreting.

JDCC promotes individual growth, social awareness, productivity and equality, by empowering deaf and hard of hearing persons to be full participants in the Jewish community at large.

Maharashtra Deaf Fellowship of India was founded in 1987 by Lillian Doerksen, a missionary who had worked in India for 36 years in a large Christian orphanage. While at the orphanage, she adopted and raised 34 orphan girls as her own family.

If you live in the Metro Detroit area, we hope that you will find an opportunity to Join us for Worship, Bible Study, or any one of the many ministries of our church. Stop in soon!

Our Way, established in 1969, is a group of dedicated young people who are bringing Judaism to the Jewish deaf. Our Way offers a number of programs, including the OUR WAY magazine packed with information on Jewish laws and customs, and with stories and articles of special interest to the deaf community.

Our Mission is to love the people of Cincinnati into relationship with Jesus Christ and to give away to the world what God has given us.

Missionaries

Maharashtra Deaf Fellowship (Mission to India)
Maharashtra Deaf Fellowship of India was founded in 1987 by Lillian Doerksen, a missionary who had worked in India for 36 years in a large Christian orphanage. While at the orphanage, she adopted and raised 34 orphan girls as her own family.