Nobody Sleeps in Church Anymore!
Kennedy Oyoo went to visit a hearing church in Homa Bay, Kenya, that had some Deaf members in the congregation. When the worship service began, Kennedy started looking around for…
More Powerful than Charms
Pedro and Joao have been working in the region of Beira and surrounding communities for the past four years. The impact of having indigenous believers sharing God’s Word in Mozambican…
Feeding the Hungry
In our last report, we shared that many Deaf children were suffering from double hunger in South Sudan: hunger for both physical food and God’s Word. Many of you read…
Deaf Ghanaian Finally Connected to God
Isaac, a young Deaf man from Ghana, joined one of the Deaf-led churches planted by the teams soon after it started. Before joining the Deaf church, Isaac went to a…
Ethiopian Deaf encounter Gospel growth
"With a worship service led by the Deaf in sign language, more Deaf people will learn God's word, receive Jesus Christ, and learn to serve Him with their time and…
Deaf can lead. Deaf can teach. Deaf can.
“I was afraid that Deaf people could not manage without hearing leaders. However, I was wrong.”
Canceled plans: pain or praise?
I sat down to dinner that night with two Deaf translators from South Sudan. They had invested blood, sweat, and tears to complete these Scripture portions, and I thought they might be disappointed about the cancellation.
