Tag: Halloween
Teal Pumpkin Project – Some Ideas for Non-Food Treats
The Teal Pumpkin Project – Teal is the new Orange! – Help save God’s children by not giving them allergen containing treats, but other gifts instead. Plus raising awareness of food allergies during Trick or Treats or Trunk or Treats. Did you know that 1 in 13 children have a form of food allergy? #TealPumpkinProject #TealPumpkin #Halloween #Teal #FoodAllergies #FACET #FARE
There’ll Be Scary Ghost Stories
There’ll Be Scary Ghost Stories – In the Christmas Song, It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the year, there is mention of ghost stories. So why tell ghost stories during Christmas?
Reformation Day
October 31 is also Reformation Day, Martin Luther wrote The 95 Thesis on this day 500 years ago and nailed it to the Castle Church door in Wittenburg in Germany. I share about Reformation Day and even the full length movie of I Will Not Recant. #ReformationDay #95Thesis #MartinLuther #IWillNotRecant
Former Satanist Warns About the Dangers of Halloween
Former Satanist Warns About the Dangers of Halloween. John Ramirez, who used to be a high-ranking priest within the Satanic Temple before miraculously having his heart opened to the Gospel, shares the story of his personal involvement with satanism and celebrating Halloween in order to warn parents of its dangers. The question of should Christians celebrate Halloween always come about this time of year. Ramirez gives warnings to Christians about the dark holiday … Halloween and why Christians shouldn’t celebrate it. #Halloween
The Christian being like a pumpkin analogy
An Analogy of how being a Christian is like a pumpkin, explains being a christian in the form of being a pumpkin being carved into a jack-o-lantern. #pumpkin
The Great Pumpkin Analogy
Linus & the The Great Pumpkin, from It’s the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown, is a good analogy to use when we talk about having faith Linus shows great faith. We need to have similar faith but our faith needs to be in Christ! #GreatPumpkin #faith #Linus #CharlieBrown
Halloween Alternatives
Halloween alternatives: Facts on Halloween & Bible verses that pertain to not dealing or imitate darkness, evil, spirits. Participating in Halloween may seem fun. But, there is nothing fun about playing on Satan’s playground. It does not matter how many other people are playing there with you. We should be worshiping the Lord our God and sharing his faith, not inviting the devil to have his fun. #Halloween #HalloweenAlternatives
National Evangelism Day
National Evangelism Day. A day set aside to remind us the importance of evangelizing, witnessing. Actually, we should be doing this on a daily basis all the time! Find out when this day is! #EvangelismDay
The Legend of Jack o’ Lanterns and Their Evil Roots
Jack o’ lanterns … A fall decoration that you carve and put a light inside it. Plus, I share about The legend of jack-o’-lanterns and the evil dark side of these fall decorations you see around Halloween time. #jackolanterns
Why do we say trick or treat
Why do we say trick or treat – Kids and adults alike cry out “trick or treat” at each house they visit. Many utter this familiar phrase without a second thought and may have no idea how this familiar custom came to be. #halloween #trickortreat #tricksortreats
These treats are staples of Halloween celebrations
These treats are staples of Halloween celebrations – Youngsters are not the only ones who look forward to the sweets that are synonymous with Halloween. Adults also indulge their sweet tooths on Halloween. The following are some treats that simply must be part of Halloween.
Mischief Night Pranks
Mischief Night pranks – Plenty of fun is to be had on October 31, when hordes of costume-clad children and adults scour neighborhoods on the hunt for the best candy. But prior to Halloween comes the trickery, jokes and gags of Mischief Night.
National Candy Corn Day
National Candy Corn Day – You will find this yellow, orange and white candy each year around fall, Halloween time. Some people like them and other people don’t. Odd enough it has it’s own holiday too. #NationalCandyCornDay #CandyCornDay #CandyCorn
The Purple Pumpkin Project
The Purple Pumpkin Project – This year you might see purple pumpkins and they are suppose to have a meaning that deals with the COVID-19 pandemic. #PurplePumpkin #PurplePumpkinProject
Reverse Trunk or Treat, Reverse Trick or Treat
Reverse Trunk or Treat, Reverse Trick or Treat – Instead of you going trunk to trunk or door to door getting treats, you do this instead! #TrunkorTreat #TrickorTreat #Halloween
Halloween Is More Dangerous on a Saturday
Halloween Is More Dangerous on a Saturday – Just think about that a moment. More people are off of work. Not to mention more people will party and drink and much more!
Halloween Superstitions Revealed
Halloween superstitions revealed. Steeped in tradition, Halloween season also is a time of year when superstitions take root and add to the spooky and often silly nature of the holiday. Some Halloween traditions are traced back to the ancient Celts. Their belief that spirits of the deceased were able to wander the earth during the time they called Samhain. Folks would wear costumes so the living could blend in with ghosts, and treats were laid out to appease the spirits. #Halloween