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4worldlovers: St. Matt's is committed to proclaiming God's grace and creating faith community with persons who are Deaf and hard of hearing.


Sharing Hands, St. Matt's Deaf ministry, offers safe space, spiritual formation, worship and service to persons who are Deaf and hard-of-hearing as well as family members, friends and allies.

Due to the caronavirus, St. Matt's worship services are currently offered via live stream on our website and Facebook page: @stmatthewsnoho. An ASL interpreter is present and included in the livestream "picture in picture." Deaf and hard-of-hearing members regularly assist with worship as well.

When we are able to reopen for live worship we anticipate resuming our regular Sharing Hands worship schedule. The 2nd, 4th and 5th Sundays of each month, St. Matt's offers an All-ASL (American Sign Language) worship service for those using the language of the Deaf at 10:30 AM in the Mary Magdalene Chapel. The 1st and 3rd Sundays have ASL-interpreted worship services in the main Sanctuary.

During the Spring, in the season of Lent, St. Matt's Deaf community takes "spiritual formation field trips" to different retreat centers, Deaf ministries, and Deaf events in the area.

4worldlovers:
The 9:00 A.M. service is the English service. This is also known as the "hearing" service. Worship is blended/contemporary. Pastor Dave Collett is our Preaching/Teaching pastor.


The 10:30 A.M. service is the ASL (American Sign Language) service. The ASL service is led by and directed toward the Deaf/deaf/HH community.Pastor Dr. Francis Casale is the Senior Pastor, Deaf Community .


The English Service is a Family Worship. Children of all ages are with the parents in the English Service.


Childcare for children up to Kindergarten age begins at 10:30 a.m.


In the ASL service, Children in Kindergarten and older will be in the ASL worship service with parents until about 11:15 a.m. when they are dismissed to our Sidewalk Sunday School outreach at Covina's Civic Park (parents' permission required).


No, The English and ASL Worship Services are designed to be culturally appropriate for their separate communities. Worship styles, music, and preaching are planned by each congregation's leadership team.

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