FAQ
Here is a list of common questions regarding our ministry and website.
- What is the Omega Project?
- How may I support Deaf Missions using my credit card?
- When I make a donation in the Deaf Missions Store, why does it require shipping information?
- How do I register for the extension classes?
- I am trying to watch movies online. Why can't I see them?
- How may I get a copy of the Daily Devotions for the Deaf?
- I am using a Macintosh computer with Internet Explorer, and the formatting of your site looks strange in some areas.
- What is the Omega Project?
- Deaf Missions produces The Bible: ASL Translation, an accurate translation from the original Hebrew and Greek texts into American Sign Language that is presented on DVD.
Back to Top - How may I support Deaf Missions using my credit card?
- In the Deaf Missions Store, click on the link that says "Partner With Us" and select the amount you wish to donate. If you would like to increase the amount, you may change the quantity and click the "Update" button. Using the Deaf Missions Store, you may include a donation with an order, or you may donate separately.
Back to Top - When I make a donation in the Deaf Missions Store, why does it require shipping information?
- Providing your name, address, etc. will help us with our records, and we will be able to send you a receipt.
Back to Top - How do I register for the extension classes?
- You will need to contact Deaf Missions, as well as your college registration office to sign up.
Back to Top - I am trying to watch movies online. Why can't I see them?
- You need to download and install the latest version of Apple's Quicktime player. This download is available for both Mac and Windows users. You may download it here.
Back to Top - How may I get a copy of the Daily Devotions for the Deaf?
- You will need to contact us on the "Subscribe" page of our website to get on our mailing list to receive the free publication. Daily Devotions for the Deaf are also available online. You may read them in English, or watch the Quicktime movie to view them in ASL. You will need the latest version of Quicktime player to view the movies.
Back to Top - I am using a Macintosh computer with Internet Explorer, and the formatting of your site looks strange in some areas.
- If you are having problems using our site on a Macintosh with Internet Explorer, we recommend using a different browswer. If you are using OSX, you may use Apple's browser called Safari. Visit Apple's website for more information or to download.
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