ASL Interpreter

The volunteer for this position would be trained in ASL and able to interpret at an appropriate level of need. They would have a basic understanding of Biblical theology and be able to clearly translate Biblical theological principles into ASL when interpreting sermons. This person would work as part of a team and communicate with other members of the ministry to learn, grow, and develop skills, attend monthly meetings to connect with the team, discuss sticking points, and ask for help where needed.

They would also prepare for interpretation time before service by reviewing material at the appropriate level of interpretation needed.

The time commitment for this position is one to two times a month (depending on availability), interpreting the 10 am service at an appropriate level. Approximately 1-2 hours per serving time alongside personal preparation time.

The volunteer for this position would be passionate about serving the deaf/hard of hearing community through interpretation.

Skills needed would include ASL training or skills with the ability to effectively communicate through ASL at an appropriate level such as sermon (if applicable), worship song (if applicable), or announcements/Emcee (if applicable).

Special requirements include a background check and application process to determine the level of skill.

We would be honored to connect and help you explore the right area to serve. We have personal Ministry Guides who will journey with you to help you find your sweet spot of service.

Here at Timberline Church, it is our firm conviction that a call to serve is inherent in the invitation to follow Jesus. Understanding who God made you to be will help you discover what He's called you to do. Take the S.H.A.P.E. Assessment below to start the journey!