Learning Event #9
Watch the video of the teaching and complete the activities and questions below.

Announcements:
All missing work must be completed by next week - parents will be contacted.  If you don't know what you're missing, check here:  https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/19pbHilLcR-j3y8BZnmFzgD-M_6gN1vQ9ncXj_3ZLSEs/edit?usp=sharing

Lenten Devotionals are due next Wednesday - Find yours here if you've lost it! https://docs.google.com/document/d/1HJ24yucAFOaXK0ftuQ2H-HurW7nBldSyYJmRCWMhb04/edit?usp=sharing

9th graders - Mandatory Confirmation retreat will be held on January 31st from 5-8pm.  You must attend this to be confirmed.
Stoles - We will be making stoles sometime in January/early February - while not required, it is a project for your Confirmation and we need as many helpers as we can get.
Meetings - all meeting points & activity points must be completed by the beginning of April so your names can be submitted for Confirmation.  Make sure you have attended!

Next week, bring a non-perishable food item for the Little Free Pantry.

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Learning Event #9 - You Shall Not Steal
What is the 7th Commandment? *
Martin Luther writes in the Small Catechism that this means that "We should fear and love God so that we do not take our neighbor's money or possessions, or get them in any dishonest way, but help them to improve and protect their possessions and income."  How do you protect your neighbors' possessions and income through your actions? *
Below you will find some scenarios.  On a scale of 1 (very wrong) to 5 (very right), what do you think of each of these? *
1 (Very Wrong)
2 (Wrong)
3 (Neutral)
4 (Right)
5 (Very Right)
You take a test, and tell your friend what questions were on the test.
You take someone else's homework and copy it.
You cheat on your spouse/partner, knowing that they will never find out.
You bribe someone to help you get into the college you want.
You take a class to help improve your SAT or ACT scores so you can get into the college you want.
You say you are older than you really are.
You use a fake ID to purchase alcohol or tobacco.
You use drugs (cocaine, meth, heroin).
You see that your friend is drunk at a school dance and don't turn them in.
You tell the parents of an anorexic friend that they have an eating disorder, when the friend has asked you to keep it a secret.
You hear your friend making racist or homophobic jokes and do not stop them.
You see a car accident but don't stop to help because you're in a hurry.
You keep the extra change when the cashier makes a mistake.
You see a homeless person on the street and ignore them when they ask for money or food.
You find a wallet with an ID in it and don't try to return it.
You can have any wish come true, but it means a random person in the world will die.
Choose 5 of the values from the list below that are most important to you. *
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Why did you choose the values that you did?  What makes them important to you? *
Was there ever a time where something you valued was stolen from you?  What happened?  How did you feel?  What did you do about it? *
We have a new Little Free Pantry outside of our church.  Occasionally, we have problems with kids taking things out of the box and leaving them on the school playground, or opening packages and pouring them on the ground outside the church.  Is this stealing, even though all of the items were donated?  Why or why not? *
Memory Work, Stump the Presenter, and Prayer Requests
Please read and summarize your memory work below and submit any Stump the Presenter questions or Prayer Requests.
Memory Work - Read the following verse.  Why does it apply to the 7th Commandment?  "Keep your life free from love of money, and be content with what you have, for he has said, 'I will never leave you nor forsake you.'" - Hebrews 13:5 *
If you have a religion/theology question for Stump the Presenter, please add it here.
If you have any prayer requests for the week, please add them here.
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