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International Day of Sign Languages highlights urgent Bible need

· Byline on the source page: Katey Hearth, as published by Mission Network News · · 1 min read

International Day of Sign Languages highlights urgent Bible need
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International (MNN) — Today marks the International Day of Sign Languages, highlighting the importance of language access for Deaf communities. “There's all kinds of situations where having access to your language, especially if it's the only language that you know, is a really critical thing,” DOOR

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