Deaf Initiative Update, June 2021 - Faith's Background
Last month, Steve gave me a kind introduction to you all. I’m still in awe of the ways in which the Lord has equipped me for my role as coordinator of the Christar Deaf Initiative, and I am looking forward to keeping you updated on how God is working through this project.
In this month’s video update, I’m excited to share more of my story with you as well as explain why ministry to the Deaf is so important. I hope that as you watch, you’ll celebrate with me how God has moved in my life and be encouraged to join me in prayer that He will continue to stir many believers’ hearts to be involved in sharing the good news with the least-reached Deaf.
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Praise God with us for the blessings and answers to prayers that He has brought about through the Deaf Initiative!
On our own, we couldn’t mobilize Deaf believers to share the gospel with least-reached Deaf. But God is making it possible through His people.
Christar is praying for Deaf believers, who can readily connect with least-reached Deaf, to go on a second short-term trip to the Middle East.
A short-term trip to serve among the Persian Deaf laid a foundation for long-term ministry among these least-reached people.
Bringing the good news of Jesus to Deaf living amid least-reached communities is a monumental undertaking. But God is even bigger than this task!
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Organizations reaching the Deaf should not be silos, whether they are Deaf- or hearing-led. Christar looks to partner with existing ministries!
As the Deaf Initiative is starting to take shape, we are praying for a big request: We are asking God to raise up Deaf workers for the Deaf Harvest.
You prayed for the Deaf Initiative, and God has been pleased to begin bringing answers to those prayers!
For several years Daniel and Larissa* have wanted to work among the Deaf. Now, thanks to a recent vision trip, they see how God can use them!
For several years, Daniel and Larissa* have wanted to work with the Deaf. But opportunities to do so were hard to come by.
Hear more about how God is leading Olivia* to work among the least-reached Deaf through Christar!
Praise God that He is bringing people who desire to serve among the least-reached Deaf to partner with us in our Deaf Initiative!
While some may see Deafness as a limitation, there are creative ways to reach the Deaf!
We delight in our God who hears and answers, and we rejoice in His gracious provision for our particular needs!
Faith, Coordinator of the Christar Deaf Initiative, shares her story and explains the importance of reaching out specifically to the Deaf.
We're thrilled to share a huge answer to one of the requests we have been bringing before the Lord regarding our Deaf Initiative project.
Steve Coffey, Christar U.S. Director, provides an update on where we are in the process of reaching least-reached Deaf worldwide.
As we seek to reach the Deaf, we need others who, like the BLESS Foundation, are willing to fulfill the role to which God is calling them.
Blessing isn’t meant to be merely received. God gives it not so we can hoard it for ourselves but so that we in turn can be a blessing to others.
God is raising up workers uniquely equipped to communicate the good news among the least-reached Deaf: Deaf believers!
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This video course on God's heart for the nations is the first curriculum of its kind, uniquely designed for the Deaf Church.
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Celebrate what God is doing through the Body of Christ as its members invest in the ministries of Christar and as we adapt to minister effectively.
This booklet introduces the need among the least-reached Deaf, and gives practical tips for reflecting Jesus to your Deaf neighbors.
The vast majority of the Deaf don’t have access to the gospel. But numerous myths often prevent believers from reaching out to them.
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A Christar worker shares five things he wishes more believers understood about the Deaf and reaching them with the gospel.
Learn how to relate to a Deaf person in a way that’s respectful and considerate, allowing you to be a reflection of Jesus and represent Him well.
The Lord of the Harvest, God Himself, has told us how the story will end.