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Valley Center of the Deaf was established in 1978 by members of the Phoenix area Deaf community. Our initial focus was providing vocational and interpretation services for the Deaf, but since our founding, we have expanded to provide additional services to both the Deaf and hard of hearing communities. In 1982, we joined forces with Catholic Community Services of Southern Arizona in Tucson and ...

Contact Us Catholic Community Services of Southern AZ INC dba Valley Center of the Deaf Voice: (602) 267-1921Fax: (602) 273-1872Videophone:(623) 208-4349 Ability 3605025 E. Washington StSuite #114Phoenix, AZ 85034 administration@vcdaz.org Directions Washington St. – South side between 48th and 51st St.

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Deaf Ministry at St. Timothy Catholic Church uses American Sign Language (ASL) to help provide full access to the Mass, the sacraments, religious education, and parish events for our deaf and hard-of-hearing parishioners who use sign language. The Deaf Ministry team includes our signing priest, Father John Greb, our Director of Deaf Ministry, Rene Scharber, as well as members of the St ...

Our deaf community also meets for a class taught in ASL each Sunday at 10:15am in Room B3, for a time of study and fellowship. Have other questions about Deaf Ministry at ACC?

I found the Catholic church in Arizona, but it is only two deaf couple in somewhere in az which I don't remember. I only like to have more deaf people who go to Catholic Church in Arizona.

I finally felt connected to Jesus Christ when I 'heard' the Gospel in American Sign Language for the first time.

The National Catholic Office for the Deaf estimates that 96% of Catholics are unchurched. Even though Deafness is not always considered a disability, the National Catholic Partnership on Disability still engages in the topic of Deafness because the Church desires the meaningful participation of Deaf people.

Community Outreach Program for the Deaf (COPD) provides services throughout Arizona to persons with a hearing loss. COPD is considered a grassroots organization partnering with Deaf, Hard of Hearing, and Deaf-Blind persons and organizations in establishing services and providing a "one-stop" center for persons with a hearing loss.

Valley Center of the Deaf (VCD) is a community-based organization that empowers Deaf and hard of hearing individuals to live independently and achieve their personal goals.

As with all Catholics around the world, the National Catholic Office for the Deaf mourns the death of Pope Francis. He had a great love for those "on the margins", and the Deaf community.

Community Life Deaf Ministry Deaf Ministry DO YOU NEED. . . . Worship with community? Regular community events? Join fellow Ascension Catholic Deaf and hearing signers of all ages for fellowship, spiritual reflections, Mass and growth. Our 9:30 am Mass is signed each week.

The National Catholic Office for the Deaf estimates that 96% of Catholics are unchurched. Even though Deafness is not always considered a disability, the National Catholic Partnership on Disability still engages in the topic of Deafness because the Church desires the meaningful participation of Deaf people.

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GENERAL DESCRIPTION The Catholic Deaf Community serves the unique needs of Deaf and hard of hearing Catholics and their families in our community. We are available to parishes, their ministers, catechists, educators and parishioners working with Deaf and hard of hearing members. Besides our numerous ministry services we offer assistance, resources and training for parish...

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