Faithbase

Hey, good morning, everybody. I wanted to show you something. One of my favorite days of the year here at First Baptist Leads, I talk about community a lot and us being a part of our community. And for us here, our annual trunk or treat is a big part of our community. And I get that Halloween can be a divisive thing and nobody wants to celebrate demonic things and satanic things. But we also want to find a way to rescue that away from spiritual darkness. And that is our goal here, is to rescue this event away from spiritual darkness, make it something fun, make it something community oriented. I'm going to pan around a little bit and let you see where the line goes. And the line is over that way. It's coming all the way back around. That's where the trunks and the candies are. Back in the foreground back there is our hayride. And over there's the hot dogs and we got goats down here and an alien shooting machine and playground. Again, it's all about community. And Jesus told us, therefore, go to all the nations. And that includes our own community. And this is one of the ways that we're able to go and be a part of the Great Commission and get to know people. So I just wanted to let you guys get a little glimpse of what we do here for our trunk or treat and how we try to be proactive and a part of our community. Listen, God bless. If I can do anything for you, send me a message. I'd love to be able to serve you in any way. I'm going to go get back to work here at our trunk or treat.