Videos

Welcome to our Videos page

As the saying goes, “An image is worth a thousand words.”

Here at St. Bonaventure Indian Mission & School, those images tell stories of compassion in action — food on the table, water in the home, education in the classroom, and hope in the heart.

These videos offer a window into what your generosity makes possible every single day throughout the Eastern Navajo Nation. They capture real moments of hope, perseverance, and transformation — moments made possible because you chose to care.

We invite you to watch, reflect, and be inspired by these living testimonies of faith, service, resilience, and hope — stories that exist because of you.

The Navajo Frybread Story

More than a beloved food, Navajo frybread brings family, culture, and tradition together. Discover how it continues to connect generations.

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The Story of Terry Teswood

After a life-changing injury, Terry Teswood could no longer safely live in the home his family built. See how generosity restored comfort, dignity, and hope.

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The Weaving Cousin Story

Across the Eastern Navajo Nation where distance and hardship test the survival of tradition… Thelma Nez sits at her loom — carrying forward a legacy passed down through generations.

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The Tumbler Story

This is the story of a simple cup carrying something much bigger. Meet Lorenda Sanders and learn how her family is transforming tradition into something you can hold and share.

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2025-2026 School Science Fair

At St. Bonaventure Indian Mission & School, students turn curiosity into discovery—gaining confidence and new possibilities through the annual Science Fair.

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2025 Christmas Give-Away Event

What unfolds at St. Bonaventure Indian Mission and School is more than a Christmas celebration—it is a promise kept.

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