Denise Bryce

For the last six years Denise has been serving with SIL International 
(sil.org) as an administrative assistant. Denise’s supervisor is a noted 
linguist, project manager and more. Denise has done a variety of things, 
from proofreading the 170-page help file of software for creating 
dictionaries for sign languages, to serving as a receptionist for the 
linguistics training program called SIL-UND, to archiving the 70 years’ 
worth of scholarly materials produced through SIL-UND, and more.

Denise has recently transferred to the Global Sign Languages Team 
(GSLT), a different department within SIL. Her new title is "Research 
Assistant and Archivist." Her duties include reading scholarly books on 
the world’s sign languages, looking for quotes to excerpt. Those quotes 
go into two places: 1) Ethnologue, the encyclopedia published by SIL 
(ethnologue.com). 2) A new database shared between a dozen organizations 
which work with sign languages. She's also responsible for the GSLT 
archives, as well as continuing her responsibilities for the SIL-UND 
archives.

Denise would appreciate your prayer and financial support as she serves 
the Lord by supporting sign language translation work worldwide.