European Deaf Christian Conference is to be held every four years immediately after the formal EDCA Board meeting.
Focused on equipping, empowering and encouraging Deaf pastors and
leaders; typically held every year.
Focused on evangelism and spiritual growth and encouragement for youth ages 18 – 35; typically held every two years.
Focused on bringing together a network of churches and organizations involved
in Deaf Bible translation and Bible use throughout Europe.
EUROPEAN DEAF CHRISTIAN WORSHIP TRAINING
Focused on evangelism and spiritual growth and encouragement for youth ages 18 – 35;
typically held every two years.
03-10. August 2019, Austria
Focused on bringing together Deaf women, to encourage and strengthen their
capacity for ministry as well as personal spiritual growth and fellowship.
Focused on bringing together a network of churches and organizations involved in Deaf Bible translation and Bible use throughout Europe.
We believe in experiencing Father’s love and becoming His Love.
We value the closeness of His comfort & the joy of His approval.
We celebrate the glorious freedom of the sons of God.
Psalms 137:5 If I forget thee, O Jerusalem, Iet my right hand forget her cunning.
The European Deaf Christian Alliance (EDCA) is an umbrella of representatives from Deaf Christian
Denominational and Non-Denominational Churches and organisations in Europe.
These representatives are born-again, Spirit-indwel t believers who have submitted themselves to God the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit and to the fulfilment of the Great Commission (Matthew 28:18- 20; Mark 16:16-20; Acts 1: 8).
Deaf Christian Fellowship-Europe was formed in Holland in April 1998, comprised of five member nations: Holland, Estonia, Denmark, Sweden, and England. This organization changed its name in November 2000 to the European Deaf Christian Alliance, hereafter EDCA.
The aim is to reach deaf people of every nation (in co-operation with other evangelical groups), to lead them to the knowledge of salvation through Jesus Christ and to build them up in the Christian life in fellowship with other deaf believers.
