Resources to giveaway
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Stories to giveaway
Alfie meets Super Light is a simple story of a boy called Alfie and a superhero called Super Light. It ends asking the question... "What if there really was someone who could bring light into the darkness?
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Trick-or-Truth boxes
Trick-or-Truth boxes transform Halloween into an opportunity for outreach. Instead of celebrating darkness, families and churches can distribute boxes filled with treats and whatever else you want to put in — offering children and parents a positive, faith-filled alternative.
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Stories to give away
Luna and the keys of death explores the theme of Day of the dead and ends with the character Luna saying this... "Later that night, Luna remembered something Abuela always read from her old Bible: “Jesus said, ‘I am alive forevermore, and I hold the keys of death.’”
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The Pumpkin Story
This gospel tract is designed to give to kids aged 6-11 at Harvest or Halloween.
Resources to equip Christians
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Project Lighthouse
A short talk to help your church family think together about the opportunity Halloween offers to shine light into our communities.
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Sharing the light
A short booklet which will inspire Christians to engage with Halloween.
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Lights On Webinar
Inspiration and practical tips on how to use Halloween as a missional opportunity this October.
How to guides
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Run a Light in a Dark Night event
‘Enter via the Twillight Escape Rooms to find how to reach Light on a Dark Night’
The concept: People can pass through between 5-6.30pm on 31st October.
Enable guests to learn John 14:6 through symbols and escape room clues and activities. By learning this verse about Jesus they can move from the darkness into light.
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Run a Pumpkin Trail
St Lawrence’s Church in Lechlade has turned Halloween into a joyful annual event, engaging people of all ages with the Christian message of hope and building relationships with the wider worshipping community.
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Run a House of Light
Houses of light offer a warm and generous welcome to trick or treaters. Here are 5 ideas to engage with Halloween from your front door.
