Deaf Missions Video vs Deafopia

Deaf Missions Video app is packaged with high quality Biblical video content in American Sign Language for you, your family and your friends to grow and stay connected. With this app, you can: - Study The Bible: American Sign Language Version - Spend quiet time with our daily devotions - Teach your children with our children programs - Be encouraged with sermons, short clips and more! - Stay up to date with push notifications - Share your favorite messages via Twitter, Facebook, or email - Download messages for offline listening Mobile app version: 6.23.8

Deafopia brings the Deaf community together at free events across the country — and puts the Deaf-owned business directory in your pocket. BROWSE 735+ DEAF-OWNED BUSINESSES Search the whole directory by name and reach any business the way that suits you: tap to start a videophone call, send a text, email, or open their site. Video phone comes first, because for most of us it is the way we actually connect. FIND YOUR NEXT EVENT Dates, venues, directions, schedules, and the vendors and sponsors who will be there. Add any event to your calendar in one tap. REGISTER FREE IN SECONDS Only your name and email are required. Your pass is saved in My Events with a QR code for the door, the day's schedule, the floor plan, and the booths. REMINDERS YOU WILL NOT MISS Your phone vibrates the evening before and again before doors open. Reminders are silent by design and never rely on hearing a sound. YOUR EVENTS, EVERY DEVICE Create a free account and your passes and event history follow you between your phone, tablet, and the web. BRING YOUR BUSINESS Apply for a booth, track your application, and see your assigned booth and directions once you are approved. THE COMMUNITY ALBUM Browse photos from every event and share your own. Everything is reviewed by an organizer before it appears, and anything can be reported from inside the app. BUILT FOR US, NOT ADAPTED FOR US Visual-first throughout: high contrast, large type, generous touch targets, and full screen-reader labelling. Nothing important depends on hearing.