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Therese Shellabarger Date: Fri Jun 25, 1999 3:05 am Subject: Re: SW-L Digest - 23 Jun 1999 to 24 Jun 1999 | ||||||||||||
At 12:00 PM 6/24/99 -0400, you wrote: >>Date: Thu, 24 Jun 1999 06:33:13 -0700 >>From: Valerie Sutton >>Subject: Re: ASL Video Transcriptions >Ronald H. Dettloff wrote: >>When the world sees the value of >>putting the Bible in ASL they will find the scholars to do a better job. >>For now I am the only one. What you could do to help is take a chapter of >>the Bible, translate it, and let's help each other perfect the >>translation. If each of us would try a little we could help a lot. >>Pastor Ronald H. Dettloff >>The Deaf Church >> > >~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > >Ron - I know you want our help. I personally am not qualified to translate >anything into ASL. I have to transcribe the ASL from video, or ask signers >who know ASL to do the translations. > >But there is a solution. You can transcribe videos that already exist. > >Below is a list of Deaf ministries that have publications for the Deaf. >Several of them have already created their own ASL video translations of >portions of the Bible. >>Deaf Missions (Christan Church) >>21199 Greenview Rd. >>Council Bluffs, IA 51503-9500 >>712-322-5493 V/ TTY >>Has resources about Deafness videoes,books and other informational >>materials I know about these people and I have seen one of their first videos, it was signed by Lou Fant, a name familiar to some of you here. They are very good, they have a team system with Bible scholars translating from the ORIGINAL Hebrew and Greek texts; they're Lutheran I think, if memory hasn't failed me, but the work is totally nonsectarian Christian. They've even had Jewish translators working on some of the Hebrew-to-ASL translations. I would recommend them unhesitatingly for their accuracy and level of competence. -- Therese Shellabarger - https://www.concentric.net/~tlshell/ Shalom chaverot! | ||||||||||||
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