Let the Little Children Come Is There Anything Better Than Candy? Box-Tract {Homeschool Review Crew}

With fall approaching here in the Northern Hemisphere, we are beginning to see all-things-pumpkin. Even though we don't "do" Halloween, and even do our best to avoid trick or treaters arriving at our doorstep, I think this is a really cool Halloween tract, perfect for child evangelism.

The Is There Anything Better Than Candy? Box-Tract, from Let the Little Children Come, would be the perfect thing to hand out to the candy-seekers coming to your door on October 31.
They come in a package of 20, flat and ready to punch out and assemble. You could fill them with candy, or other little goodies.
The outside of the box looks like a pumpkin. On the inside of the petals, you will find the answer to the question: Is there anything better than candy?

Petal one assures: Yes! Being God's friend, having Him as our Friend, is much better than candy.

Petal two assures: God loves you very much, and wants to be with you.

Petal three admits: We can't be with God, because we've sinned. But He sent His Son to this earth.

Petal four assures: Jesus came from heaven, died for our sins, and became alive again, so we can be with Him forever.

Petal five shares what steps you must take to be with God: admit your sins, and ask God's forgiveness; believe Jesus died for your sins; invite Jesus into your heart.

Petal six shares a prayer of confession, submission, and acceptance, you can repeat.
Besides giving these little boxes to trick or treaters, what other uses do they have? Well, you could give them to children in a "trunk or treat" event at your church, or at the harvest festival. Or hand them out them out in Sabbath school class. Or if you have a neighborhood Bible club, pass them out to the children who attend. Or have your youth group share them with their friends at public school who may not know Jesus.

At our church, one of my boys' friends is having a yard sale in a couple weeks, to raise funds for Christmas shoeboxes. I may let her have these, to hand out to some of her customers.

Also, our church has a recorder ensemble. Periodically, they go to the nearby nursing home to perform. I may have my 15 year old go with them, and take these along to hand out to some of the residents. Hopefully they have another trip planned, during the autumn season.

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