Arthur Griffith, who lost his hearing during a childhood illness, was a pioneering leader of the Adventist Church’s Deaf ministries. Some church leaders hope to increase outreach to the Deaf community, an often ignored and misunderstood subculture. [photos courtesy ADM] Arthur Griffith once created Bible study movies for Deaf people by setting up a movie camera he could operate with a makeshift foot pedal

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