CCD: Christian music
APOSTALIC WORK — Today in 10th grade CCD class, we tried to review some things we’ve discuss so far by adding some discussion on application. We used some mainstream Christian songs and studied their lyrics to bring a Christian perspective to practical life issues. Here are the songs we used …
Life, sin, shame, forgiveness … “Dare You to Move” by Switchfoot
Heaven … “I Can Only Imagine” by MercyMe
Effectiveness of prayer … “This is a Call” by Thousand Foot Krutch
Dating relationships … “Gone” by TobyMac
Parable of the Lost Sheep (Mt 18:10-14) … “Leaving 99” by Audio Adrenaline
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Catholic Kermit 
The video recommendations are great. I have used Christian Music videos to teach. My problem is I have not found a way to take the “Youtube” videos that I find and copy them so I can get them in the hands of catechists. Any advice?
God Bless,
William
I use KeepVid, an online way to download from YouTube and IFilm. It’s at http://keepvid.com/.
I hope it helps.