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I’m sure it makes a lasting impression on the children, and that’s all that matters.Well...…. some of our outfits aren't much more than decorated robes. LOL
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I’m sure it makes a lasting impression on the children, and that’s all that matters.Well...…. some of our outfits aren't much more than decorated robes. LOL
It's all memorable; and I guess our job is to make what is memorable, truly profitable for memories.I’m sure it makes a lasting impression on the children, and that’s all that matters.
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Amen.It's all memorable; and I guess our job is to make what is memorable, truly profitable for memories.
Scripture is full of reminding children - and children's children - of Godly heritage...I’m sure it makes a lasting impression on the children, and that’s all that matters.
Yes, I'm aware of this, but I'm inclined to believe that the holiday has pagan roots and was "Christianized" by Rome.
As I recall they run special train to Lewes on bonfire night, right? :)I would say it's about even - bonfire night is celebrated quite a lot where I live, ( I am near Lewes and they have different bonfire associations and it's always been a big event ) I personally do not celebrate either- fireworks are just so expensive, and I am on high ground, so I just enjoy everyone else's - years ago more people had bonfires in their own gardens, that's developed more into organised events. Halloween I avoid, and never encouraged my children to get involved ( trick or treating was reletively new back then ) I don't like it, never have, never will. I personally don't see it as just a bit of fun. We don't get many people going round anyway. It's become very commercialised - just like Christmas.
Rita
Not sure, but proberbly because they shut all the roads late afternoon - I have never been, but my ex Husband , and my sons were part of one of the societies that use to March- they use to March in different places in Sussex throughout late oct and mid novemeber.As I recall they run special train to Lewes on bonfire night, right? :)
My memories of southern England include lots of narrow little roads. Some of them wind a lot. Over here the roads tend to be wider and straighter, (and gas is about half the price, also... :) )Not sure, but proberbly because they shut all the roads late afternoon - I have never been, but my ex Husband , and my sons were part of one of the societies that use to March- they use to March in different places in Sussex throughout late oct and mid novemeber.
Rita
Well, while many of you are nit-picking and grousing in your excuses, our congregation will spend the time introducing children to Christ.
The Sunday school at our church used to get the children carving pumpkins with crosses and stars and such which I thought was a nice idea.The lines between celebrating halloween and having a christian alternative are easy to distinguish.
I chuckle at people freaking out about a particular day of the year...… when they proudly wear the Roman Torture method of death.... (a cross) that existed as evil for ages before Christ came along. This, alone, should show us that God takes back from Satan anything and everything.... and expects us to do the same.
It wasn't three hours of hanging on a cross that made Jesus worthy of the task of saving humanity, (both of the thieves there with Him did the same thing) but rather thirty-three years of living a human life in submission to God.Most probably know the historical evolution of the cross and crucifix in Christianity. There were some that saw the morbid side of a execution device with someone you loved nailed to it. Personally I have not issues with it. I had a neighbor's son tell on me about having a naked man nailed to a piece of wood in my bedroom. Humorous, he had no idea about Christ.