In Kampala, I caught up with deaf and hearing Ywam Arua Dts graduates, Ariane, Protais and their son Jethro. They've been to share sign language with a deaf slum dweller, Frank and his family/friends. They hope that Frank, aged about 16, and his mother will accept their invitation to join them at Immanuel church of the Deaf. There they can enjoy time learning more about God and meeting more fluent signers now he's a good grasp of everyday sign language. PP. AdamSunday, February 12, 2017
Deaf and hearing Ywam Arua Dts graduates, Ariane, Protais
In Kampala, I caught up with deaf and hearing Ywam Arua Dts graduates, Ariane, Protais and their son Jethro. They've been to share sign language with a deaf slum dweller, Frank and his family/friends. They hope that Frank, aged about 16, and his mother will accept their invitation to join them at Immanuel church of the Deaf. There they can enjoy time learning more about God and meeting more fluent signers now he's a good grasp of everyday sign language. PP. Adam
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