The kids wanted to hear from each of us. They loved the fact that Karen could sign directly to them! Mom and I had to lean on an interpreter. 
They had prepared a little program for us, during which several students shared welcome and sentiments. 
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Friday, February 26, 2010
Hope for the Deaf
Perhaps one of the most memorable experiences during this trip was our visit to the deaf school on Tuesday. We were all so moved, we stopped back in on Wednesday for another visit on our way to the airport. Hope for the Deaf was founded in 2001, and is housed on the Methodist compound in the Sinkor area of Monrovia. More information on the school to come in another posting, but I had to share a few of these precious pictures immediately. 
The kids wanted to hear from each of us. They loved the fact that Karen could sign directly to them! Mom and I had to lean on an interpreter.
They had prepared a little program for us, during which several students shared welcome and sentiments.
The kids wanted to hear from each of us. They loved the fact that Karen could sign directly to them! Mom and I had to lean on an interpreter. They had prepared a little program for us, during which several students shared welcome and sentiments.
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