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See this clip of a baby singing worship music that Beck calls the 'feel good video of the decade

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May 01, 2012

Below, discover the clip that Glenn Beck is calling the "feel good video of the decade." In it, you'll see little Ava Grace enjoying some Christian worship music from her car seat. The small child sings, closes her eyes, raises her hands and enjoys music -- just like an adult worshipping in a church would.

Check out the amazing clip, below:

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