Praying for El Salvador and Salvadoran Sign Language
A look at this region and how to pray for its Deaf community.
The Salvadoran Sign Language translation team has already translated 38 Bible stories — but they aren’t done yet!
Read MoreI want to help people meet Christ through translated Scripture.
Prayer is the way we communicate with a loving God. It’s an opportunity to not only share our hearts with him, but more importantly to learn about what matters to God’s heart — making his name known among the nations. Prayer gives us the chance to join God on his global mission of bringing all people to himself.
We invite you to be a part of a global team and ask God to do the thing he has promised throughout history — declare his message of love and grace to people in the language that they understand best. And as you pray, you’ll not only be impacting lives around the world through Bible translation; you’ll be impacted, too.
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The Salvadoran Sign Language translation team has already translated 38 Bible stories — but they aren’t done yet!
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Prayer is vital as the time draws nearer for people to receive the translated Word for the first time.
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