When Eunice was 19, she accepted Jesus as her Savior.  The same year Eunice became a Christian, her hearing church started a Deaf congregation.  She became friends with the wife of the minister of the Deaf congregation.  The wife was a sign language interpreter.  Eunice was so touched by the first Deaf  church service she attended that she felt it was the right place for her to serve the Lord. 

She says, "I started learning Sign Language to be able to share the Word of God and my testimony with my Deaf brethren."  It took one year of hours and hours spent with Deaf people for her to learn Sign Language, and another year to be able to interpret during some services.  In 1990 she started working for the Deaf Church in Nairobi.  She stayed for eight years.  In 1998 she went back to school to learn how to be an interpreter trainer. 

In January of 2003, she started working at DOOR-Africa DCLTC (Deaf Christian Leadership Training Center) as the Office Manager. In 2007 she also began working as a "hearing facilitator" assisting the Deaf translation teams.

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