July 2008

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Caring Heart Award Winners for 2008

July 01, 2008  | Linda Shaver
Fifteen Northwest academy students received the 2008 Caring Heart Award made possible through funding from a private foundation and the North American Division of Seventh-day Adventists. Students were selected by their schools for exemplifying the...
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