The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

By the way, the Wikipedia article of 500,000 ASL users is from 1972 numbers.

deaf.bible/bibles

That website has 25 "signed" languages Bibles online from various countries. Don't know if complete Bibles or New Testament only. Don't know if "LDS-approved" translations. Same group that does Deaf Bible app.
deafbiblesociety.com is out of Arlington, TX.

Have you ever thought about American Sign Language content for Roku or Smart TV’s enabled with Roku? Roku & TV’s that you can connect Roku are relatively inexpensive via Walmart/Sam’s Club. I have seen Latter Day Saints Channel for Roku. What I think would be a great idea would be one for Deaf L...

Deaf Bible 3.0 (now has app in 10 “signed” languages). Do a Google search for it. Also, wikipedia sign language.

www.itranslate.com

Has apps for Apple or Android in 100 languages free. Might be something to look into.

It also works with Apple TV...good for classroom/church settings.

http://www.deafbiblesociety.com Out of Arlington, TX...has free Deaf Bible apps in Apple and Android -the only ones out there. Don't know if "LDS-approved" translations. Let Special Curriculum & Translations depts. know. Hopefully, will inspire The Church to make one of their own. Migh...

Love that there is now a Scripture Stories app for Apple devices...next step-more languages- or at least an Android version. !!!!

Found another website...www.signasl.org It is an online ASL dictionary 30,000+ signs? and apps for Android and Apple -all are free.