Thursday, May 16, 2024

JESUS: a Deaf Missions film



JESUS: a Deaf Missions film uses native signers to bring the story of Jesus to life from a deaf perspective for a deaf audience.

Don’t miss this historic film—produced for Deaf by Deaf—with a cast fluent in American Sign Language. Deaf producer / director 
Joseph D. Josselyn (of Deaf Missions) and Deaf producer Michael Davis (of GUM Vision Studio) bring the movie to life for Deaf audiences. The film is subtitled for access to those who do not know ASL.



Coming to theaters as a special event beginning Thursday, June 20, JESUS provides Deaf audiences with the unique opportunity to experience the story of Jesus presented as a feature film entirely in American Sign Language—produced for Deaf by Deaf! Tickets will be available at https://tickets.jesusdeaffilm.com

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Founded in 1970, Deaf Missions is an international Christian ministry dedicated to clearly communicating the Gospel of Jesus with Deaf people through their heart language, culture, and identity. Deaf Mission serves people in more than 100 countries and 60 denominations, while keeping its focus narrow: creating epic video content in sign language, encouraging the development of Gospel communities, and equipping Deaf leaders by providing access to resources and training in their heart language. In 2020, Deaf Missions completed the first full translation of the Bible in any sign language: the ASLV (American Sign Language Version of the Bible). In 2024, Deaf Missions releases JESUS in theaters—a feature film entirely in American Sign Language. It was based on an 8-minute short entitled “Uncondemned” that the ministry created as a proof of concept. The ministry’s previous productions include the syndicated children’s television series “Dr. Wonder’s Workshop,” “Finger Food Cafe,” and other children’s videos. They have also produced numerous short ASL-storytelling features. Deaf Missions’ first feature-length film was based on the book of Job.

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