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Whoever has eyes, let them hear

...them hear In divine services for... ...hear In divine services for the... ...In divine services for the deaf... ...has eyes, let them hear In... ...divine services for the deaf and... ...are often involved. They sign the... ...words of the songs with... ...look back on the International Day... ...services for the deaf and hard... More


Talking with your hands

...Church The first divine service for... ...conducted the first divine service for... ...Congo South-East, a divine service with... ...Germany also interprets divine services for... ...for a normal divine service. Photo:... ...been offering transmission services in German... ...Churches coordinate their services themselves. In... ...also interprets divine services for its... ...coordinates regular live services for the... ...to interpret transmission services into German... ...around the world. For a long... ...language and has therefore been accepted... ...first divine service for deaf members... ...a great deal for his deaf... ...first divine service for deaf and... ...German Sign Language for the German... ...conducted a service for the deaf... ...tasks of interpreting for their deaf... ...interprets divine services for its twenty... ...sisters meet live for this purpose,... ...Church, nak.org . For people who... ...the problem alone. Fortunately, the Churches... ...In Western Germany, for example, there... ...is a congregation for the deaf... ...regular live services for the deaf... ...offers basic courses for ministers who... ...have to opt for a different... ...has to prepare for a normal... ...Sign Language (IPSL), the predominant sign... ...ranks IPSL as the 151st most... ...“spoken” language in the world. In... ...total, there are over... ...languages used around the world. For... ...language has all the linguistic properties... ...language and has therefore been accepted... ...many countries. At the very least,... ...in many countries, the deaf and... ...been one of the official languages... ...own right by the UK government... ...Deaf members in the New Apostolic... ...Church The first divine... ...deaf members of the New Apostolic... ...conducted by Evangelist Günther Lierse. He... ...for his deaf brothers and sisters... ...1963 he conducted the first divine... ...in Germany. Since then the offer... ...Sign Language for the German Regional... ...Churches. The publishing house... ...provides the studio and... ...technology and coordinates the interpreters. Other... ...Regional Churches coordinate their services themselves.... ...In the Regional Church... ...a service for the deaf and... ...in 2014. In the southern parts... ...members take on the tasks of... ...interpreting for their deaf family... ...Signing while preaching The Regional Church... ...Southern Germany also... ...Once a month, the brothers and... ...purpose, and since the pandemic, a... ...streamed every Sunday. The New Apostolic... ...sentence is signed. The speaker himself... ...he speaks. Since the speaker automatically... ...result, this has the advantage that... ...language can follow the sermon. Everyone... ...“All members of the New Apostolic... ...it says on the official website... ...of the New Apostolic... ...be difficult. If there is no... ...minister in the congregation who... ...available to interpret, the brother or... ...to deal with the problem alone.... ...Fortunately, the Churches in... ...Germany, for example, there is a... ...congregation for the deaf and... ...Bernd Graffenberger is the rector. In... ...live services for the deaf members... ...interpreters. One of these interpreters in... ...the New Apostolic... ...to communicate with their deaf members... ...provide pastoral care. “The connection to... ...the local congregation... ...be offered in the local congregations.”... ...cannot just use the typical New... ...is not just the deaf who... ...feedback from hearing brothers and sisters,... ...saying that they understood a... ...lot. The officiant spoke... ...slowly, the language was... ...simple, and there was no... ...duplication.” The things Felix... ...Although not numerous, the deaf in... ...the New Apostolic... ...that are heard. The Regional Churches... ...how to integrate them. Here is... ...overview to mark the International Day... ...least 15 million deaf signers use... ...many countries, the deaf and those... ...government in 2003. Deaf members in... ...divine service for deaf members of... ...grown up with deaf parents and... ...deal for his deaf brothers and... ...divine service for deaf and hard... ...service for the deaf and hard... ...interpreting for their deaf family members.... ...for its twenty deaf members into... ...people who are deaf or hard... ...congregation for the deaf and hard... ...services for the deaf members and... ...communicate with their deaf members and... ...not just the deaf who think... ...not numerous, the deaf in the... More


A cause for celebration

...Nwana conducted a divine service for... ...The “G” stands for Gemeinschaft, the... ...German word for “fellowship”. Fellowship... ...had organised activities for the children.... ...For example, the... ...children from Nifor and Ogiemwenken... ...a divine service for the children.... ...Ghana came together for their Children’s... ...hands be weak, for your work... ...Bible quiz competition for which the... ...a special celebration for a congregation.... ...there was cake for everyone. In... ...events took place for this special... ...each other better. For example, the... ...Park Congregation went for a beach... ...afterwards. A day before their confirmation,... ...Apostle Area gathered for activities and... ...workshops in preparation for their special... ...day. A cause for celebration There... ...bring people together for a celebration.... ...activities to prepare for the confirmation... ...your head. In the process, you... ...are referring to the triune Christian... ...A quiet party The members of... ...the German Sign... ...how to sign the word God.... ...Sunday, 13 February, the congregation had... ...celebrate. An 83-year-old brother, a 33-year-old... ...brother and a... ...child all celebrated their birthdays. Since... ...the oldest birthday... ...is hearing impaired the sermon was... ...Sign Language. And the choir spontaneously... ...Burundi Musicians from the district Ancien... ...de Bujumbura in the DR Congo... ...five choirs came together to celebrate... ...in song. Among them were the... ...choirs from the congregations of... ...Central, Burerere, and the central congregation,... ...who delighted the guests after... ...the Pentecost service.... ...Musical inclusion The congregation in... ...anniversary. To mark the occasion, a... ...disabilities make music together. It includes... ...band and singers. The “G” stands... ...for Gemeinschaft, the German word... ...“fellowship”. Fellowship gives the members of... ...the group strength,... ...and brought the audience a... ...organised activities for the children. For... ...example, the children from... ...and Ogiemwenken visited the zoo with... ...their Sunday School... ...teachers. Elsewhere, they made music... ...or read from the Bible. In... ...some congregations, the children were... ...to show off their acting and... ...and dance shows. The congregation of... ...divine service for the children. He... ...23 aloud and the hands of... ...the children shot... ...up. In the end, a... ...five-year-old read the Bible passage... ...to the congregation. He... ...everyone was amazed. The children in... ...the district of... ...in Ghana came together for their... ...George Sam in the central church... ...in Tarkwa. The service was... ...shall be rewarded!” The Apostle said,... ...“There may be... ...hope, He will strengthen and guide... ...daily activities.” And then he promised... ...them, “Our ultimate... ...in heaven.” During the service, eight... ...a blessing on their confirmation. Afterwards,... ...the children enacted... ...a play titled “The Rich Man... ...and the Poor Man... ...competition for which the winners received... ...a prize. Celebrating the age of... ...for a congregation. The members in... ...the congregation of... ...were confirmed and the congregation was... ...of blessing with them. After the... ...service there was cake... ...organised so that the prospective young... ...to know each other better. For... ...example, the confirmands from... ...and had breakfast together afterwards. A... ...day before their confirmation, the... ...confirmands across the Gqeberha-Karoo Apostle... ...Area gathered for activities... ...in preparation for their special day.... ...a trail. After the activities and... ...workshops, the focus shifted... ...to the audio-visual service... ...in Cape Town the next day.... ...cause for celebration There are many... ...that bring people together for a... ...celebration. Whether it is... ...to prepare for the confirmation service,... ...people enjoy being together. This week... ...celebrating diversity in the Church.... More


Keywords: Ghana, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Nigeria, South Africa, Germany, Russia, Confirmation, services for children, divine services for the deaf, concert, Choir, Pentecost, Congregational life