All Hallow’s Fest
Come celebrate All Hallow’s Fest at Saint Peter’s: worship in costume, then head outside for trunk-or-treat, the chili cook-off, coffee hour, and festive fun for all ages. Bring your favorite people, your best chili, or just yourself. There is room for every saint, every neighbor, and every costume.
Sunday, October 26 · After 10:15 AM Worship
Worship begins at 10:15 AM. Festivities follow in the parking lot.
Costumes
Chili Cook-off
Trunk-or-Treat
Fall Photo Booth
Coffee Hour
What to expect
We welcome the participation of all saints of all saints from Saint Peter’s and beyond.
Worship in costume at 10:15 a.m.
Coffee hour and festivities after worship.
Chili Cook-Off: Try creative chili and cornbread recipes and vote for your favorite.
Trunk or Treat: Check out fun displays and pick up a few sweet treats.
Fall photo booth: Snap once-in-a-lifetime selfies alongside others in costume.
Calling all chili, cornbread, and trunk entries.
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Remembering Our Mortality
All Hallow’s Eve
The popular name for All Hallow’s Eve is Halloween. Its roots reach back to Samhain, a Celtic harvest festival marking the turning of the year toward winter. As Christianity spread through the British Isles, this season became connected with All Saints’ Day on November 1 and All Hallow’s Eve on October 31.
In the Christian tradition, All Hallow’s Eve can invite us to remember our mortality, give thanks for the communion of saints, and celebrate the promise that we belong to Christ in life and in death. It is a time to remember those who have gone before us, to delight in the strange and joyful company of the church, and to practice hope together.
At Saint Peter’s, we mark the day with costumes, fellowship, food, and festive fun after worship on Sunday, October 26.
Main Events
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Chili Cook-off
Who will win the chili cook-off this year Will it be the meatless chili? White chili? Hot? Medium hot? Bring your best chili or cornbread
Whether you come ready to compete, greet, taste, or cheer, this is a joyful way to share food, laughter, and community.
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Trunk or Treat
Where the fun begins Decorate your trunk, hand out candy, or create a simple game for children to enjoy. Trunk-or-Treat is a fun and welcoming way for families to celebrate Halloween in a safe, festive setting.
Make your trunk interactive if you’d like: bean bags into a monster’s mouth, pumpkin bowling, a guessing jar, or another playful surprise. Costumes are encouraged for children and adults alike.
Let us know you’re coming!
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Fall Photo Booth
Capture the memories. Stop by the Fall Photo Booth to take festive photos with friends, family, and fellow parishioners. Costumes are encouraged, smiles are guaranteed, and the memories will last long after the candy is gone.
Come for worship. Stay for the fun!
We can’t wait to celebrate with you on Sunday, October 26th!