To place an order, please login or create an account. Your location for sign language and deaf ministry materials PO Box 4113 Brandon, MS 39047-4113 Phone: 601-992-3460 Voice/TDD/FAX Email:Let’s Sign at Bellsouth.net International orders, please see our Disclaimers Below If you have special needs for shipping or quantities, please contact us via Email and give us a day and night telephone number with which we can contact you.
Orders to be shipped to APO and international addresses are charged actual shipping costs. Due to the difficulty in determining the cost of international shipping, we cannot handle that on the website. If you want an order shipped internationally, please contact us via email or telephone and we will try to work it out with you.
Welcome to the revised website of Lets Sign LLC
Look at the choices on the left side of the screen. Click on one of the choices and it will take you to that page. You will see all the products available from the category.
Check out the MUSIC choice for the Lets Sign Hymnal which was published in 2004 by Lets Sign. The hymnal contains 502 hymns, choruses and contemporary praise songs. If you interpret in a hearing church or lead music in a deaf church, this song book will help you sign the songs.
If you wish to order by mail, you may print out the order form and mail it along with payment of check, money order or credit card information to the above address. You may also order by phone. Sometimes it is hard to get me on the phone as I work during the day. You can call and leave a message on the answering machine and I will call you back.
Who am I?
My name is Edith Booth and I am the owner of Lets Sign. I purchased this business from George Joslin in 2000. George had the business for many years and produced several books. He and his wife decided to retire from this business but they are still active in deaf ministry. He is still writing materials which Lets Sign distributes for him.
My husband (Jim) and I have been involved in deaf ministry for thirty years. He was pastor of deaf churches in several places and I was his “assistant” in ministry. I did everything from teach deaf children, write lessons for deaf children/’s classes, teach adults, lead the choir, voice interpret, and cook lots of covered dishes. I also worked as an interpreter in public schools for seven years and have been interpreting at a community college for the past 17 years.
