Set Apart, Not Sold Out: Rejecting a Holiday Rooted in Witchcraft and Death

As a conservative Christian, I’ve wrestled with the cultural juggernaut that is Halloween. Every October, neighborhoods transform into haunted spectacles, children adorn costumes of witches and demons, and even churches host “fall festivals” to offer a sanitized alternative. . .

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