Deaf Alive-Revival Evangelism

Deaf Alive-Revival Evangelism, commonly abbreviated as D.A.R.E, is a Canadian nonprofit organization founded with the mission of spreading the Christian gospel and teaching life-changing biblical principles to the deaf community. It utilizes American Sign Language (ASL) and pantomime, often supported by technology and video to communicate its message effectively.

Mission and Goals

The primary goal of Deaf Alive-Revival Evangelism is to preach the full gospel to people worldwide, with a specific focus on reaching out to those in the deaf community. It aims to be a platform for spiritual growth and community building through its evangelistic efforts.

Founders and Leadership

The organization was founded by John Graham and his wife Suzan Graham, who have been ministers and evangelists for many years. They have played a significant role in establishing several deaf churches both in the United States and Canada. John Graham is also involved in producing religious content, such as the video series "DEAFIRE," which is available on platforms like YouTube and Facebook.

Activities and Outreach

Deaf Alive-Revival Evangelism conducts its outreach through various mediums, including video productions and online platforms. The organization works closely with other entities like New Life Deaf Church in Milton, Ontario, which the Grahams have been involved with since 1994.

Registration

Deaf Alive-Revival Evangelism is registered as a Canadian charity with the Business Registration Number 867901910RR0001, indicating its status as a recognized nonprofit organization within Canada.