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We are interpreters for the Deaf in the church. We don't "lead" but we do lead the Deaf to worship. Anyone is welcome to join. If you sign or don't or would like to!!! If you are certified, we'd love for you to join!!!!
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Latest Activity: Nov 27, 2009
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Started by Judy Emery. Last reply by Judy Emery Sep 29, 2009. 2 Replies 0 Likes
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Comment by Lisa Martin Seymour on November 27, 2009 at 1:59pm -
I started learning and doing sign language as part of worship services in a Baptist Church. I have served on worship teams and worship choirs, and use signing when I am inspired by the Lord to do so. It is a three-dimensional manifestation of worship, in my opinion.
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Comment by Bonnie-jean Rowe on September 29, 2009 at 3:33am -
What have been your experiences with 'song-signing' in church? I do not interpret in services any more - I am one of the primary music leaders now. I often find I have a hard time NOT signing songs as I sing them - especially the refrains on praise songs - it just deepens the worship experience for me. Once in a while I'll do it with a solo that's sung by another singer, and the congregation has said it was very powerful. (One example is 'Thank You' by Ray Boltz.) But I'm wondering what your experiences have been.
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Comment by Judy Emery on July 27, 2009 at 6:44pm
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I've been signing maybe 12 years. I taught myself through various means. I don't know anyone "to practice on", but I do know God lead me to learn sign and I love it! I really enjoy signing with the worship team.
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