Make your church welcoming for individuals with hearing disabilities

Overview

This article (3/3) will look at some practical ways to minimize existing barriers in our church-owned facilities. We also must address how to construct bridges that will facilitate the full participation of hard-of-hearing and deaf church members in our many different activities. See also:

Article 1/3

IS ANYONE LISTENING?
How hearing loss affects church involvement.

Article 2/3

IS ANYONE LISTENING? Accepting the differences between ‘Deaf’
and ‘Hard-of-hearing.’

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Article

Equip your venue for hearing impaired_Guide book

Accessibility

For additional information on accessibility and Greater Sydney Conference visit our Accessibility page at https://sydney.adventist.org.au/ministries/accessible/.

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