Abstract:
The present study investigated how is the transmission of religious content for
children and young deaf people, since this is the spread of the word of God, to
an audience that is diverse, using Brazilian Sign Language (LIBRAS) for their
communication. Because it is a little known study within our county as identified
by our research, the literature became sparse, but the study has achieved the
goal of locating in which religious entity in the City of Parnaíba (Piauí) is used
LIBRAS as a way to avoid evasion of the deaf within this context. The
recommendations outlined in the literature emphasize that interpreters must
constantly seek alternatives, such as offering the use of LIBRAS for the deaf
can understand the biblical messages that may be seeking to know God, and
our religious environments may offer a better quality of understanding of the
doctrine Christian.
