Welcome: culturally Deaf, accessible to all, ready to worshiP GOD
Our Mission: To bring the love and salvation of Jesus Christ to people in the Deaf community and their families.
About Us
Worship
Fellowship
Worship
We worship every Sunday at 12 noon on Facebook and YouTube live. Please, tune in! We enjoy the Deaf church choir, our inspiring drum, and our American Sign language worship. All are welcome.
Service
Fellowship
Worship
We care for each other and for our larger community. Every Sunday we offer our food pantry after church, thanks to our partnership with MD Food Bank. If you need something from the food pantry, let us know! We also collaborate with other churches and Deaf Shalom Zone, Inc. to empower the Deaf community.
Fellowship
Fellowship
Fellowship
Our church members come early and stay late. Some places you may see them:
- 10:30am for choir practice and Bible Study
- 1pm for lunch and fellowship
- With Towson, CCBC, or other students
Deaf Shalom Zone
Deaf Shalom Zone seeks to empower Deaf and DeafBlind individuals toward greater Access, Equity, Independence, Opportunity and Unity through our C.A.R.E. model of Case Management, Advocacy, Referral, and Education.
Partner with us
We are stronger together. Donate and be part of our team as we spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ to our neighbors.
LISA WIRKUS
RAECHEL TUCKMAN
RAECHEL TUCKMAN
Lead Pastor
Bio coming soon.
RAECHEL TUCKMAN
RAECHEL TUCKMAN
RAECHEL TUCKMAN
Church Administrator
Raechel has been learning ASL since 2003 when she first took the language class back in her freshman and sophomore years of high school. She enjoyed it so much that she ended up aiding for that teacher for her last two years of high school. After that Raechel went to work in the veterinary world eventually becoming
Church Administrator
Raechel has been learning ASL since 2003 when she first took the language class back in her freshman and sophomore years of high school. She enjoyed it so much that she ended up aiding for that teacher for her last two years of high school. After that Raechel went to work in the veterinary world eventually becoming a manager of an animal clinic before she left that career to focus on becoming an interpreter. Raechel will graduate from Frederick Community College in December of 2021 with her AA in her Interpreter Prep Program and is currently taking classes for her bachelor’s degree in ASL Interpretation. In her spare time Raechel likes to go hiking with her dog Brooklyn, read, listen to music, go to the beach and try to find new things that interest her.