Memory Cross Challenges Churches to reach one million

children with the Gospel this Halloween

High Point, NC- Halloween presents churches with a unique opportunity.  It is the only day of the year where neighborhood children knock on church member’s doors asking for a treat.  This year in addition to candy Memory Cross challenges churches to reach out and share the Gospel.

 Memory Cross has created a Gospel tract that children and parents simply cannot put down.   The tract entitled “What could be sweeter than free candy?” shows how God’s love is the best free gift of all.

Memory Cross is a 4-panel, origami style card that creates a never ending loop that will instantly capture children’s attention as it walks them through the plan of salvation.

For those with questions about accepting Christ or asking, “Now what?,” Memory Cross has  partnered with NEED HIM (1-888-633-3446 or  www.needhim.org)  as a resource on the “Free Candy” Halloween card.   Need Him provides resources that further explain the plan of salvation and encourage them to join a local church.

Great for Trunk-or-Treat, Hallelujah or Fall Festival activities.  The Church is commanded to share the Good News of Christ.  Halloween presents a unique opportunity.  For the price of a piece of candy church members can share Jesus with their trick-or-treaters and Fall Festival attendees. Memory Cross works so that children will not merely read it once and discard it, but flip through the panels over and over again, thereby internalizing the message.   

The Halloween card can be customized with a church’s name and a short message.  With an order of 40 packs a church can have their name and information printed on the card for free. The card can then be used to not only share the Gospel but to invite people to church.  If 1,000 churches participated over one million children would receive the Gospel message this Halloween.  Check out www.memorycross.com and click on the Halloween link for more details and testimonies about the impact this unique ministry resource is having.

 

 

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