Celebrating The Big Five with Five Ways to Praise!
Around the world, Deaf people celebrate the Lord in different ways!
You can praise the Lord, too, in the language that speaks most to your heart. Psalm 150 gives us five ways to do that.
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Celebrating The Big Five with Five Good Things!
One way American Deaf people show their love for something is to kiss their clenched fist. It’s called “Kissfist.” As we look back on the milestones, we can’t help but “Kissfist” five areas of growth through the Lord.
Celebrating The Big Five with Five Accomplishments!
Successful teams, partners, and advocates build strong relationships when trust is cultivated, patience is practiced, and empowerment is given. It is a journey that has multiple paths but is never walked alone.
Faithful Servant
I soon realized that we had been translating for more than 20 years. The further we went through translating Scripture, the more I enjoyed it.
Their Faithful Fruit
Patience is believing God to keep His promises in His perfect timing. See how Joseph and his translation team prayed and waited on the Lord for 15 years to visit the promised land.
Truth Pursuer
Watch Mary tell her story in American Sign Language of how she immigrated from China to America. Mary knows different languages, yet it was the American Sign Language Version Bible that spoke to her heart.
The Word Became Faith
When I first saw the story of Moses in my sign language, I was amazed at how much it connected me to my everyday life as a team member.
The Spirit Moves Through a Visual Bible
Deaf people are reached through a new kind of Bible, one which is visual and in sign language, and experience the Hope of the Lord in a new way.
A Scripture Experience
Some say when they are on a life journey they are searching to experience something new, something spiritually engaging. They long to blaze trails and find new ways to live. However, when Scripture experience happens, it is not only to experience a life-shift, but a life-transformation.
Blood Shed for Bloodshed
Deaf Bible Society is working with our translation partner, DOOR International, as a catalyst to bringing hope to the Deaf.