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"Breaking barriers" an interview with Gerald Hara - sign language interpreter

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Gerald takes us through his journey as a sign language interpreter and his love for teaching the subject and the many challenges faced in signing at Church events.

13 Oct 2024 English South Africa Christianity · Christianity

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