20 Halloween Writing Prompts for Christian bloggers.

Why are tricks part of Halloween? For some celebrants, Halloween is as much about tricks as it is treats. But why are tricks even involved with Halloween?

Drive-Thru Trunk-or-Treats – The CDC announced they recommend no Trunk-or-Treats or Trick-or-Treating, however that is not stopping some local churches who is doing the Trunk-or-Treats a little different this time!

Social distancing and Halloween Trunk-or-Treating – This year Halloween figures to look different than it has in years past. Thanks to the COVID-19 virus, certain Halloween traditions may not be possible. That control makes trunk-or-treating ideal for a socially distant Halloween, and the following are some ways parents can pull off such an event in a way that’s safe and fun.

The Age of the Mask – often a mask is used to obscure your identity, but they are also made for protection (Physically, Emotional and Spiritually) #Mask

VOTD October 31 – “You believe that God is one. You do well; the demons also believe, and shudder.” James 2:19 NASB

‘Purrrrfectly’ fun facts about black cats #BlackCats

Books for Treats – an idea to give books to children on Halloween instead of candy. They even made a day out of giving books. #BooksforTreats

Trick or Treat Fail Video by Living Waters of the Way of the Master. Did the get they treat or did they get tricked (Epic Fail?) Maybe they got both? Find out! In this video you see the cool curved illusion gospel tract that is great for handing out at Trunk or Treats or anytime!

Inner Light, a cartoon by Mike Waters from A Joyful ‘toon. Check out what one Jack-o-lanterns says to another about how bright he is and his response on who gave him his light. #InnerLight #ChristianComic #Pumpkin

Trick or Treat Age Restriction Laws – in some cities or states, it is illegal to trick or treat for candy on Halloween if you are over a certain age.

Pumpkin Prayer. Here is a creative way to pray through the pumpkin carving process if you choose to carve a pumpkin. Including a free printable version! #PumpkinPrayer

Recycled Halloween costumes – Financially savvy environmentalists may lament that Halloween costumes can be wasteful and potentially harmful to the environment. Recycling and reusing these garments can quell such concerns.

Halloween Costumes for those in wheel chairs, sensory issues. Target has rolled out with new costumes for Halloween. They have two designs for those in wheel chairs and two costumes for those special needs with sensory issues.

Pirate Chest for Trunk-or-Treats – For trunk-or-treats my wife and I dress up like a pirates. I got me this chest to use as my pirate chest and fill it full of booty (trinks, toys, etc.) to let the children pick some items out of. #PirateChest

If the devil if offering you a treat … A church sign from First Baptist Church Bean Station. Find out…