Envisioning a world where the Deaf community participates equally and fully in the Body of Christ.


Mission
The Lutheran Friends of the Deaf provides resources, instruction and support services to the global Deaf community for access to the Word of God, so that they will receive forgiveness, life and salvation in Jesus Christ.

Resources
Connecting the Word of God to the Deaf community through American Sign Language.

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Religious Interpreting: Interpreting Sunday Morning
The Church Interpreter Training Institute has been training interpreters for more than 30 years so that Deaf people can have access to the Word of God and the Body of Christ as it gathers together on Sundays or other times during the week for worship or church related activities.
Concepts to be explored during this workshop are: Interpreter as Theologian and the Trinitarian God Box. The workshop will consist of lecture/discussion as well as ‘hands on’ interpreting of texts in the university chapel.
Students will grow in their understanding of their role as a church interpreter and Biblical theologian; learn how to use the gloss of the materials for Biblical texts; and grow in their understanding and confidence in interpreting in a complex liturgical setting.
Attendees should bring a notebook and English translation of the Bible. Please also bring a brown bag lunch; snacks & water will be provided.
Please register by February 7th.
.5 CEUs
This workshop is in co-operation with Mill Neck Interpreter Service. Mill Neck Interpreter Service is an approved RID CPM sponsor for continuing education activities.
Sign Language Day Camp 2020
Sign Language Day Camp is a terrific way for kids, ages 8 to 16, to learn American Sign Language (ASL) and have fun doing it! Our program is dedicated to teaching sign language to children with or without previous experience.
Bible quote of the day:
Let all that you do
be done in love.
– 1 Corinthians 16:14
Campus Map
Experience where it all began: our 86-acre campus in Mill Neck, N.Y.
Mill Neck Manor
Located on the prestigious North Shore of Long Island, is a majestic Tudor Revival mansion. It is set on an 86-acre scenic estate overlooking the Long Island Sound. The mansion, once called Sefton Manor, was owned by Robert Leftwich Dodge and his wife, the cosmetics heiress Lillian Sefton Dodge.
The Sunken Garden
Surrounded by the elegance of early 20th century architecture, the Sunken Garden features exquisite landscape design and the backdrop of the Mill Neck Manor.
Administration Building
The home of the marketing, finance, administration and technology departments.
Services Building
Giving Deaf adults access to meaningful employment and community services.
Center for Hearing Health
Providing the Deaf and Hearing Impaired community with hearing aid devices and proper care.
Mill Neck Manor School for the Deaf
Educating children who are Deaf, hard of hearing and have other disabilities through unique educational and therapy programs.
Gymnasium
Where students participate in physical activity, games, sports events and pep rallies.
