This is the Day

[nahkoe]

Originally Posted by Pro31:28

I think that the rise of information (or propaganda) that came out in the '80's concerning demonic worship and satanism (i.e., Bob Larson and Mike Warnke) made things that had previously been ok become taboo

And what's wild is both of them offer(ed) BOGUS info....

[Sam]

[QUOTE=Falla39;973220]

Originally Posted by Sam

...
Many from the community come to our Trunk or Treat alternative, that would
not necessarily come to our services. They come to other activities too, such
as our Fourth of July celebration, Easter services. We also have a cake walk
and other activities also. We have members that came originally to one/some
of these activities or outreaches.

Falla39

I think those are great forms of outreach. You may not be able to count great numbers of people who have become part of the church through things like this but they have become familiar with the church, they know where you are, and perhaps some day when they decide they need to get "into a church" they will remember your church and the influence it has had on their lives.

[Flutecrafter]

Originally Posted by Nibenon

Well, Dad, thanks for the grammatical criticism..

Pelathais, Thank you. Writing on this topic is always interesting. ^_^

Always glad to help out, son.

Oh and thanks to whoever put in the paragraph breaks for him.

[Praxeas]

I suppose if a church has a prayer meeting on Halloween they will be seen as celebrating Halloween or providing an Halloween alternative,