The Night of Light

What if children could learn that even when the world feels dark, they can still choose light? In The Night of Light, Lily, Mia, and Jack notice their neighborhood changing for Halloween. Pumpkins appear on porches, ghosts hang from trees, and spooky decorations seem to be everywhere. But their family chooses to celebrate the night a little differently. When Mia admits that she sometimes feels afraid of the dark, Mom and Dad share a gentle lesson about courage, kindness, love, hope, and the light we can carry wherever we go. Inspired by the beautiful message of John 1:5, the family creates their own special celebration-the Night of Light-filled with glowing lights, pumpkin-shaped cookies, laughter, gratitude, kindness, and faith. Along the way, the children discover that being brave doesn't mean never feeling afraid. Courage means choosing what is good even when fear is present and remembering that darkness never gets the final word. >Perfect for family reading, bedtime stories, Christian homes, churches, Sunday school, and families looking for a meaningful, faith-filled alternative to frightening Halloween themes. Choose light. Share kindness. Carry hope.