Soon afterwards, they unintentionally began corresponding with each other through the Registry. A few months later, the woman, who was from Dublin, Ireland, and the suitor from Brooklyn, New York met. But by then it was too late. The happy couple lives in Queens, New York. The JDSR also publishes a periodic newsletter with articles of interest to the deaf single community.
People fly in for our events simply because there's nothing else.
Established in 1969, Our Way is the only Jewish movement reaching out to deaf across the country and bridging the gap between the hearing and the non-hearing worlds. Through a vast array of programs including Shabbatonim, holiday celebrations, Torah Study groups, summer tours, family retreats, conventions and special signing publications, Our Way provides spiritual and social opportunities for nearly 1,000 Jewish deaf youths.