Contact Us

About Us

  • Our vision

We are not just translating the Gospel into sign language. We are translating the heart of Christ into Deaf Culture.

Deaf Ministry will not grow just because we make resources. It will grow when we raise up Deaf leaders and when we empower, disciple, and send them.

Our mission is to Connect Deaf people to Jesus and to each other.

  • To influence the Deaf in Alabama with our prayers and actions.
  • To build spiritually healthy homes by training up godly men to pray and lead their families.
  • To serve in the community and become prayer partners for others.
  • To deepen followers through Bible studies, discipleship, service, and prayer.
  • To serve in the community and become prayer partners for others.
  • To advance His Kingdom by praying, sending, and supporting.
  • Model and Inspire other states to recognize the need for Deaf Ministries.
  • To awaken a generation by investing in them and praying with them now.

Roughly 1,837 Deaf people die every day without ever encountering the Gospel.

Deaf Ministry can’t wait.

  • our core challenge

The lack of Deaf leaders being discipled, empowered, and sent.

Without Deaf leaders, the Access to the Gospel stalls. Without discipleship, the movement ends. 

Theological Barriers that Persist

  1. Misinterpretation of Romans 10:17 – “Faith comes by hearing…” was wrongly used to claim Deaf people couldn’t receive the Gospel.
  2. Denial of Sacraments & Ministry – Deaf individuals were often prevented from participating fully in church life. Early Churches believed Deafness was a result from sin or devil procession.
  3. Perceived Inferiority – Deaf individuals were often viewed as intellectually or spiritually inferior, leading to their exclusion from education, discipleship, and leadership.
These views still exist in some regions, and they continue to keep Deaf people from Christ.

To live out our mission & reach our goals we will:

Strengthen Current Deaf Leaders

Provide mentorship, encouragement, and resources to sustain and empower those already serving in leadership roles.

Support Churches in Transition

Help identify and equip pastoral candidates for Deaf congregations currently without a shepherd.

Plant and Grow New Churches

Partner with emerging leaders who are called to start new Deaf churches and Gospel communities across Alabama

Raise Up New Leaders for Strategic Areas

Seek, train, and commission pastors and ministry leaders in high-need regions such as Mobile, Huntsville, and beyond.​

Launch Targeted Retreats and Groups​

Partner with emerging leaders who are called to start new Deaf churches and Gospel communities across Alabama

Train and Equip Interpreters

Offer regional workshops to train new interpreters and renew the skills of current ones serving in church ministries.

Develop Leaders Through Training Workshops

Host leadership development workshops tailored for Deaf pastors, ministry leaders, and volunteers serving their local churches.

Utilize Media and Technology for Growth

Build a robust online hub with Deaf-led devotionals, sermons, testimonies, and sign language learning tools. Encourage livestream services to include interpreters or be fully signed in ASL.

Promote Deaf Awareness for All Alabama Churches

Offer Deaf Culture or Awareness Training Workshops to educate hearing congregations. Encourage every church to have a mission for supporting Deaf Ministry or Deaf Leaders.

Create a Statewide Deaf Ministry Network

Establish regular connections or in-person gatherings of Deaf ministry leaders for updates, collaboration, and mutual support. Develop a digital platform or newsletter to share events, resources, testimonies, and needs.