While Halloween’s origins in pagan traditions are often cited by critics, its modern celebration has evolved far from its ancient roots. Just as religious holidays like Passover have adapted over time, Halloween’s current form—trick-or-treating and costume-wearing—does not endorse the practices of its early history. Christians can embrace Halloween as an opportunity to engage with their communities, share the Gospel, and celebrate in ways that honor their faith. Rather than avoiding the holiday, consider how it can be transformed into a meaningful, outreach-focused tradition.