In a quiet suburb of Tokyo, Japan, the Holy Bible is being translated into Japanese Sign Language.

For some 300,000 Japanese Deaf people, Japanese Bibles are written in a foreign language they have to study arduously to learn. Their first language - the language of their hearts - is Japanese Sign Language (JSL). JSL is a visual language more different from Japanese than English is from Greek or Hebrew.
​The JSL Bible is a desperate need if the Japanese Deaf are to be reached with God’s Word, and we cannot do it on our own.

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Click to read more about Wycliffe USA's visit to the Yamagata Deaf Christ Church, written by Jennifer Stasak.
The JSLBible.org website, the Partner Guide, the monthly prayer calendar, and the monthly newsletters are produced by the JSL Bible Support Team, a group of volunteers who support the work of ViBi by helping produce English-language materials that increase awareness, encourage prayer, and facilitate fundraising and mobilization outside of Japan. All materials are approved by ViBi’s leaders before publication.
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