Every year, as October 31 approaches, Christians debate what to do with Halloween. Some avoid it, calling it evil or “of the devil.” Others embrace it as a fun cultural event. But few realize the deep Christian roots behind this day, and why it may actually be one of the best opportunities of the year to share the light of Christ with our neighbors.
Every year on October 31st, more than 70 million children in the United States take to the streets, dressed in costumes and knocking on doors. For ...
Every year on October 31st, more than 70 million children in the United States take to the streets, dressed in costumes and knocking on doors. For ...
Halloween is the single biggest outreach opportunity of the year because millions of families come to your door expecting something in their hands. Along with candy, you can give them the Gospel in a natural, non-confrontational way. It’s a chance to reach more people than at Easter or Christmas, plant seeds of faith, and redeem the night by shining God’s light in the darkness.
Every October, millions of children flood neighborhoods across America, dressed in costumes and carrying plastic pumpkins or pillowcases, eager to ...
Every year, when October rolls around, Christians are faced with a question: What do we do with Halloween? Some see it as dark, rooted in superstition or practices that glorify fear and death. Others embrace it as a harmless night of costumes, candy, and fun. But as followers of Christ, we are called to view every day, even those with questionable reputations through the lens of God’s sovereignty. The truth is, no day belongs to the enemy. “This is the day the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it” (Psalm 118:24). That includes October 31st.
Fall is one of the best times for churches to connect with their community. Families are already looking for safe, fun, family-friendly events, and a Trunk-or-Treat or Fall Festival checks every box. The challenge is simple: how do you let people know about it?
Word of mouth, flyers, and signs still work, but if you want to reach the families who live right around your church, Facebook local advertising is one of the most effective (and affordable) tools you can use. Here’s how to do it step by step.
If your church is having a Trunk or Treat or Fall Festival this comprehensive list of resources and step by step action plan will help you with promoting the event. It includes all available resources including: email, announcements at church, Facebook posts and how to run a paid ad, Instagram post ideas, and other more traditional ways to promote your event.
Halloween is the largest outreach event to share the Gospel with children and adults. Here is why it is the biggest evangelistic day and how you and your church can reach others with the Gospel.
Halloween provides Christians a unique opportunity to share Jesus Christ's message. Memory Cross Gospel tracts are an effective tool for this:
Reasons to Hand Out Tracts:
In essence, alongside Halloween treats, consider sharing Memory Cross Gospel tracts for an eternal impact.
Are you having a Trunk or Treat at church this year? Here are a few inexpensive ways you can let people in your community know about it. Before I...
