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Spiritual: Fourth Pillar, First PRiority
At Holbrook Indian School, the focus is on educating the whole person through our MAPS initiative. The four pillars of this program are: mental, academic/artistic, physical, and spiritual. Although spiritual is listed as our last pillar, it is our first priority. This month, we share how we incorporate spiritual themes into our activities on campus.
To read the full article in the recent issue of Pacific Union Recorder magazine, click the image or button below.
Previous Press
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A New Season In Him
Pacific Union Recorder | September 2025
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HIS Collaborates with Camp Yavapines
Pacific Union Recorder | August 2025
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Bearing His Image As Artists
Pacific Union Recorder | July 2025
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"All God's People"
Pacific Union Conference | June 2025
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A Hopeful Future
Pacific Union Recorder | June 2025
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A Teacher's Perspective
Pacific Union Recorder | May 2025
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Three Angels Through the Day
Pacific Union Recorder | April 2025
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Voices In The Wilderness
Pacific Union Recorder | March 2025
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A Home Away From Home
Pacific Union Recorder | February 2025
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Exploring a Future in trade careers
Pacific Union Recorder | January 2025
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From Paris to Holbrook
Pacific Union Recorder | December 2024
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"All God's People"
Pacific Union Conference | October 2024
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Indigenous School in the U.S. Works to Map the Future of its Graduates
Adventist World | April 2022
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Holbrook Indian School Celebrates 75 Years of Transforming Lives
Adventist Review | March 2022
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Holbrook Indian School Mourns Loss of Student in Bus Accident
Adventist Review | August 2022
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“Ministry at Holbrook indian school”
Pacific Union Conference | November 2019