When Things Go Wrong
Related Articles
When Things Go Wrong
Ana Silvia got the shock of her life. After five years of teaching the deaf, the young school principal almost lost hope when she discovered her students had made little progress.
Engaging Deaf Tanzanian Children with Scripture
By Sensor Joseph Msimbete | The current Bible translation available in Tanzanian Sign Language is too difficult for some children to understand because of their limited language ability and life experiences. But sign translations of Bible stories are making a difference.
The Time for the Deaf is Now
By Marisa Sorenson | The world’s 300+ Deaf people groups have long been denied access to the Scriptures in their native languages – sign languages. But advancements in accessible technology have made sign language Bible translation a reality.
Daniel as a Model for Godly Living in Creative Access Countries
Four stories from the Book of Daniel serve as examples to those serving God in creative access countries.
Emotional Storm Signals: The Shocks of Culture, Language, Self-Discovery
Culture shock has been described as that emotional disturbance which results from adjustment to new cultural, environment.’ Its cause is the loss of the familiar cues by which we interact in any society.