Reverse Trick-or-Treat
editA Halloween reversal where costumed groups go door-to-door handing out candy and offering prayer.
Instead of going out and asking for candy on Halloween evening, Reverse Trick-or-Treating has the group (often college or high school students too old for regular trick-or-treating) taking bags of candy to their neighborhood and handing out candy while at the same time offering to pray for the occupants of the house. Unlike regular trick-or treating which focuses on busy suburban neighborhoods, reverse trick-or-treaters often visit more lonely locations such as assisted living facilities or even fire departments.
Reverse trick-or-treating was created as an attempt to give older adolescents a chance to participate in Halloween activities, like dressing up, while also reaching out to their community with Christ's love.
Quotes
edit"And you thought Halloween was the devil's Holiday!"
"Making Halloween Hallowed."