Wednesday, December 22, 2010

2 Days Left

Leann Harris here. In my other life, the one I went to college for, I taught deaf kids. When Christmas comes and I'm sitting at my computer writing and a Christmas carol come on, I stop and sign it. Signing for me is a way of worship. It it the entire body involved with the singing and praising.

This year, I signed "Let There Be Light" by Point of Grace for the Christmas luncheon I attended. This video I did afterward.

6 comments:

Pamela Tracy said...

Wow, yesterday I glanced at the post and meant to come back. Today, I did the same. Then, I clicked on the video. For a moment, I wondered what was going on. See, I had the sound on mute. For a while, I was seeing the song as the deaf people do, only I sure didn't understand. Then, I turned on the sound and started again. Wow, how beautiful. We have a deaf ministry at my church, I wonder if I can show them. Great post.

Lisa Mondello said...

I'm going to have my daughter watch this too. She just finished taking sign language in college. Simply beautiful, Leann! Thanks for sharing!

Leann Harris said...

Thanks, ladies. I loved doing that song, but could you hear the cell phone at the end of the video. I thought when I looked at it, it was the phone in my purse. It was off. Then I remembered my husband called at the end of the song.

Leann Harris said...

And I should've worn a black shirt.

Lynette Eason said...

Leann, that was wonderful. I worked at our local deaf school for about ten years. My grandmother was deaf. Deafness runs in our family. Both my son and I wear hearing aids too!! I love ASL as a way of worshiping. Great job!

Lynette

Margaret Daley said...

Leann, that was beautiful. I loved how you moved your hands and body. I see why you say it is a form of worship. Thank you for sharing.