Video summary: This multimedia presentation explores aspects of the Third Commandment with particular emphasis on worship and music. See the downloadable Instructor’s Handbook for context, and for related exercises and lessons. The video is part of Images of Faith, a collection of supplementary confirmation materials available at no cost to the schools and congregations of the LCMS, WELS, and ELS.
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