This summer, help a Deaf person see and believe the gospel.
Your gift will be matched!
Did you know that 98% of Deaf people worldwide have never been introduced to the gospel?
That’s because the Bible isn’t available in most Sign Languages.
But today, you can help change that. Your gift this summer will support Bible translation for a Deaf community in Southeast Asia.
It costs about $47 to translate one Bible verse into Sign Language. Once available, that verse can bring the hope of Jesus to a Deaf person.
Don't miss out: Generous fellow donors have pledged to match every gift toward Sign Language Bible translation until August 31 (up to $20,000)! Your $47 becomes $94—enough to translate two verses into the visual language that a Deaf person will understand.
Your gift will:
- Be multiplied! Thanks to a limited-time match, your gift this summer will go twice as far.
- Share the good news of Scripture with a Deaf person in the language of their heart.
- Empower Deaf Bible translators to share the gospel in their communities.
- Declare that no one is invisible in the Kingdom. Your support will affirm that every Deaf person is loved by the God who signs in their language.
Together, let's make sure no person is left out from discovering the good news of Jesus.
“There are so many Deaf who feel oppressed. But we want to share with them. We want them to feel relief—to know that God is comforting them.”
—Mr. Drawing,* a Deaf Bible translator in Southeast Asia
*Mr. Drawing is a name sign. Most Deaf people adopt a name sign rather than signing the letters of their given name. The name sign might represent a physical attribute, personality trait, or skill, and it’s typically a choice made communally with other Deaf people. A representative photo of Mr. Drawing was used.