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American sign language as a means of grace
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- Is American Sign Language (ASL) a means of grace at First United Methodist Church in Marshall, Texas? Through biblical reflections, one may see the hand of God in the ASL story. Also, a Wesleyan, theological case is presented for re-traditioning ASL as a prudential means of grace. Surveys of deaf and hearing worship participants and of ASL students and interpreters, demonstrates that ASL is God's gift to the church in uniting works of piety and works of mercy. This visual and kinesthetic gift is consistent with Wesley's emphasis on uniting love of the Divine Other and love for others.
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