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Take Back Halloween

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Autor: Ann Malley
Czyta: Nikki Franklyn
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Is fake news ruining your Halloween?

If you're torn between the rumor that Halloween is a holiday straight from hell and the legitimate claim that this fall favorite is truly a Christian celebration, this book is for you. If you're just curious, do read on! Your friends and family and kids will thank you!

Explore facts surrounding:

  • The why behind All Hallow's Eve
  • Purgatory—the real story
  • Ghosts vs. demons
  • The mystery of Black and Orange
  • Stingy Jack
  • Pagan roots
  • A bonus list of wholesome Halloween kids activites to get them in a holy spirit!

Christians Unite: Take Back Halloween has been written to demonstrate how Satan uses fear to divide, so he can conquer. Don't let him, but don't judge others.

Truth is God's way. And ceding more ground to lies and falsehoods has to stop! The circular firing squad pitting Christian against Christian, has us rejection our natural battle buddies. And the enemy loves that!

Add this quick, informative listen to your stacks of Halloween books, but rest assured that it will fit in family activities, spiritual warfare, ecumenism, Christian classics, and wholly christian activities for kids! Christians Unite makes a great gift for that auntie on the fence, grandparent, or newly minted Christian parent.

©2023 Ann Malley (P)2023 Ann Malley
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