From watching the video I've learned a lot of interesting things. Some Deaf people although there's a implant called cochlear implant that would basically give them hope of hearing wouldn't want to do it because some of them said that they're so used to the Deaf culture and that it wouldn't really change how they are as a person. Some said they wouldn't want to undergo cochlear implant because hearing wouldn't change anything and that they're happy of how they are born, and that they love their language they don't care about having an implants. There is a guy in the video and he said that Deaf people are normal, although they have some accommodations to be made to survive in a society where it's dominated by hearing people, but at the same time, if a hearing person come into the room and it would be full of Deaf people then that hearing person would need the accommodation as well which is true, I felt that when we came into few of the Deaf events. …show more content…
One part of the video mentioned about how in 1817 when Thomas Gallaudet discover his mission in life to bring the word of God or gospel to people who could not hear, and then I wonder how many churches are out there for people who can't hear, or if there are churches at all for Deaf community in every town. I wish my church has an interpreter so that Deaf people could also come in and join our church. Our Pastors are really awesome, they're really good in sharing God's word. Our fellowship, worship, and small group are spiritually uplifting, and how I wish I could share it to the Deaf community also. Our church's mission statement is "hope for your tomorrow, and healing from your yesterday. Right now it is located at the Antioch Community Center, but the church recently bought OSH's building and we are transferring there before the end of this