Over 300 Deaf Guests Impacted

Our 2026 Deaf Days theme was Identity—a vital topic in today’s culture and the perfect tie-in to our brand-new Radiance exhibit at the Creation Museum. Each speaker, either in ASL (American Sign Language) or with an interpreter, addressed the issue of identity from a biblical perspective through personal testimonies and teaching sessions. I had the privilege of presenting One Race, One Blood, affirming the truth from God’s Word that we are all descendants of Adam, created in God’s image. It took 45 dedicated volunteers to pull this event off, including both Deaf individuals and ASL interpreters.

This year, we also saw an increase in Deaf/blind guests and guests with low vision, and we were pleased to offer interpreted tactile experiences at both attractions for them.

Enjoy these photos:

The Deaf are one of the largest unreached people groups in the world. We’re grateful for the opportunity to partner with many Deaf ministries as we boldly proclaim the message of salvation to the Deaf community. Throughout the year, we continue this outreach by providing ASL interpreters during the summer season, offering ASL music videos for our Answers VBS, providing ASL interpretation on select conferences on Answers TV, and more.

Save the date for next year’s Deaf Days: March 5–6, 2027.

And please pray for us as the conferences continue—next up is our Answers Homeschool Experience, May 14–16, 2026.

Thanks for stopping by and thanks for praying,
Ken

This item was written with the assistance of AiG’s research team.