Signs Church - Deaf Church

Signs Church - Deaf Church Signs Church is an independent local assembly (ekklesia) with a vision to bring the free gift of grac Our email address is: [email protected]

We exist, by the grace of God to be a simple local assembly of like-faith believers (deaf and hearing people alike) who believe in, and share the simple message of complete salvation through faith in Jesus' finished work on the Cross. We express our faith in Christ through open participatory worship gathering. We gather within our cultural experiences (Deaf Culture and Auslan). Every believer in

Christ has been given spiritual gift/s to minister to each other according to Apostle Paul's instruction in 1 Corinthians 14:26. Our focus is the people, not worrying too much about the institution or business structure. Although we minister primarily in Auslan (Australian Sign Language) for the deaf community, we welcome anyone who uses Auslan whether hard of hearing, hearing or Deaf.

Day 10:Woke to another below 10 degrees. Foggy and light rain.Departed for Lake Hart via Port Augusta. 335km. Top up fu...
02/09/2026

Day 10:
Woke to another below 10 degrees. Foggy and light rain.
Departed for Lake Hart via Port Augusta. 335km. Top up fuel at Port Augusta.

Day 9. Stayed at Peterborough RV Park and focused on plan managment work as I expected heaps of invoices to process.Dian...
02/09/2026

Day 9.
Stayed at Peterborough RV Park and focused on plan managment work as I expected heaps of invoices to process.

Diana, regarding your comments about anything good at Peterborough, see these photos below. The highlight is a converted cinema to coffee shop

Day 8Departed BrokenH ill but not before hosing off the mud and filling diesel tank. 274km. Parked overnightat Peterbor...
31/08/2026

Day 8

Departed BrokenH ill but not before hosing off the mud and filling diesel tank. 274km.

Parked overnightat Peterborough RV Park (Photo).

Day 7Relaxing day out with Dan in his other F-350 (6.9 litres V8). Visited Neice's house south of Broken Hill and showed...
31/08/2026

Day 7

Relaxing day out with Dan in his other F-350 (6.9 litres V8). Visited Neice's house south of Broken Hill and showed me around her hydro garden. Farming is still in the Hough blood.

Met Elle and Jack (great niece and nephew) who were not at the coffee yesetday.

Had a real "fish and chip" hamburger lunch. Talked with Dan about Hough-Barrett reunion next Septembe at Blackbutt.

Day 6 -hanging around with brother Dan. Coffee with neice and grand-neices, Dan took me up to mine top (photos).Dan show...
29/08/2026

Day 6 -hanging around with brother Dan. Coffee with neice and grand-neices, Dan took me up to mine top (photos).

Dan showed me his two Ford F-350 very rare, both has a huge V8 zdiesel engine 7.3l and 6.6l (photo). Visited his house and showed me what he has been worked on (photo). He has a row of different citrus fruit trees and another row of different stonefruit trees.

In 30 minutes, Dan will return to pick me up for family's BBQ.

Day 5 – 339 kmRelaxing, straight run into Broken Hill today. Stopped at the slightly bogan‑ish Emmdale Roadhouse for a c...
28/08/2026

Day 5 – 339 km
Relaxing, straight run into Broken Hill today. Stopped at the slightly bogan‑ish Emmdale Roadhouse for a coffee before continuing on. Booked into Broken Hill Tourist Park for three nights.

Still plenty of feral goats along the highway, and hundreds of raptors — mostly Brown Falcons, with a few Black Falcons mixed in. Both species are common in this part of inland Australia if you want to look them up online.

Day 4: Woke up to 5 degree this morning.Travelled 378 km to Bulla Park Rest Stop for the fourth overnight stop.No coffe...
27/08/2026

Day 4:

Woke up to 5 degree this morning.

Travelled 378 km to Bulla Park Rest Stop for the fourth overnight stop.

No coffee available at the two servos in Bourke — both said the Golf Club is the only place that sells decent coffee. The town hadn’t woken up yet, so I continued on and grabbed one terrible servo coffee at Cobar.

Along the way I saw hundreds of rangeland (feral) goats on both sides of the road. Unlike kangaroos, they’re smart enough to stay off the bitumen. Why not look up for some information online about this type of goat.

Bulla Park has red soil and plenty of space — enough room for up to 20-30 caravans and RVs (see photo).

Next stop - Broken Hill

Day 3 - Afer an overnight heavy rain at Moree, I travelled further west to Barwon River Camping area near Brewarrina 345...
26/08/2026

Day 3 - Afer an overnight heavy rain at Moree, I travelled further west to Barwon River Camping area near Brewarrina 345km. Coffee: 1 (record is broken, no coffee for 3 days).

Almost killed a "baby" eagle. I wish I had a dashcam to record how it escaped aftere realised a bit late to escape. It is liking watching a slow motion. I will describe what happned one Sunday whenh I am back

Enjoy the photo

Day 2 - Parked overnight at Webb Oval, Moree. Tavelled 335kms. Coffee: Nil. Tried to catch Uber into town. Not many dri...
25/08/2026

Day 2 - Parked overnight at Webb Oval, Moree. Tavelled 335kms. Coffee: Nil. Tried to catch Uber into town. Not many drivers available. Next overnight stop is near Bourke.

Annoucement from Australian Deaf Christian Network
24/08/2026

Annoucement from Australian Deaf Christian Network

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Meadowbrook, QLD

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