Halloween Zone

Pastor Brett Belleque will be presenting a series to help children's workers learn how to sculpt FUN with balloons!

Pastor Brett Belleque will be presenting a series to help children's workers learn how to sculpt FUN with balloons!

Pastor Brett Belleque will be presenting a series to help children's workers learn how to sculpt FUN with balloons!

Pastor Brett Belleque will be presenting a series to help children's workers learn how to sculpt FUN with balloons!

A game to help kids address the fears they face.

Creative ideas for Bible story-based booths at a fun fair.

Using a toaster to demonstrate to children that Christians do not need to be afraid of death!

The world and our Enemy try to deceive us by making sin look yummy, but in the end it tastes horrible!

We do not need to be afraid, because Jesus is our helper in times of need. Use this object lesson to communicate this important truth to children!  

This is a fun intro video on the topic of fear that gives the technical names of funny (but real) fears that people have.

Many have asked for ideas for outreach when your church is doing a festival-type outreach. Here are some ideas...

A young magician learns a valuable lesson about trust and God's power.

A son does not obey his mother and eats a red hot candy and his mouth pays dearly for it.

Using Halloween as a case study in conflict, this article rises above that issue to provide insight into how Christians should deal with controversial topics, such as Halloween.

Bible Character Museum is a simple way to bring Bible characters to life, using either adult/teen volunteers, or older children. This can be used for just about any context, so read on!

Which candy coordinates with the Bible verses listed?

Try this creative idea using Skittles to share the good news of Jesus with your children. 

This time of year is notorious for its association with darkness, but Jesus says we are the light of the world! So, let's get out there and shine with Operation Flashlight!

Take the opportunity to teach your children about the "Good News" throughout the month of October. Celebrate Jesus and the victory on October 31st - a celebration to HallowHim!!!!

Start an alternative Party with a purpose.

The Bible is our instruction manual - God's cookbook

You may be offended by this, but every Halloween, the same silly thing happens. This is the only night of the entire year when most of your neighbors and mine are going to come knocking on our doors. The only night.

Are you prepared for special needs kids in your ministry? Here are 10 tips to help you!

The biggest trick played on Halloween is Christian kids and adults being bottled up inside churches or homes all night.

Trunk decorating ideas and a corresponding game for several Bible Stories.

We are only days away from the spookiest holiday of the year... and I can’t wait. I would like to give a few reasons why my family and I (as the pastor) choose to participate in this holiday.

Halloween alternative idea.

Puppet show using Carman's "No Monsters!" and Veggie Tales "God Is Bigger Than the Boogie Man."

A clever way to present the Gospel on Halloween night. Biblical references are used to disprove the lies Satan and his demons tell us.

Christians are really like pumpkins.

An example of an alternative outreach other than Trick or Treating on Halloween.

Used as a Halloween alternative or AWANA event for children.

A quick puppet skit about how God does not want us to be afraid of the witches, ghosts, and other scary things that go on around Halloween.

Some options for those who like to dress up in costumes for Halloween...

We need to be like a PEZ dispenser and always dispense sweet things out of our mouths.

Welcome to Candyland! A magical place where every boy and girl wants to live...but think twice. An idle life of sweets is not always what the doctor ordered.

Halloween can be a special family time for the Christian family. Here are some suggestions for making this time more meaningful. Perhaps these suggestions will be helpful in building your own family traditions. Just try one or two this year.

Ideas for treats to give away at Halloween.

This is some informations about our Harvest Fest. We do this as a Halloween alternative - giving kids the costumes and candy they want inside the church walls.

How Jesus cleanes us up.

Short puppetry skit about why it's important to honor God during the Fall season and not give in to the world, which celebrates the pagan holiday of Halloween.

The difference between love and like as illustrated by candy bars.

Are there some mental and spiritual junk foods you need to get rid of? Like books and TV programs which use bad language or have ungodly characters and dirty jokes?

Variation on Candyland game for families.

Overnight event with a "Jesus is the Light" theme.

Unique way to reach out to trick-or-treaters and their families.

Using your church to bring the Gospel to kids on October 31st in such an awesome way that they don't miss going trick or treating.

This is a great object lesson idea that I heard from Rob Bell once. The main point is to illustrate how death in so many cases actually brings us life.

A quest through different rooms (reminiscent of the Indiana Jones adventures) to find the answer to Eternal Life.

Take a group of kids out on Trick or Treat night; have them give up their right to recieve in order to give a treat and a track to witness for Christ.