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No Trunks, Just Treats: A Fun, Safe Evening for the Community!


Get ready for an evening of friendly faces and plenty of sweet treats! Homeland Park Baptist Church is excited to invite our community to our annual "No Trunks, Just Treats" event on Sunday, October 26th, from 6:00 to 7:00 pm.

Forget the unpredictable weather and the busy parking lots! We're bringing the fun indoors to our Family Life Center (FLC). This event is designed to be a safe, welcoming, and easy way for kids to celebrate and fill their candy bags. Tables will be set up throughout the FLC, allowing children to walk by in a comfortable, relaxed environment to collect their goodies, rain or shine!

It’s our way of sharing some joy and hospitality with the families who live around us. We love seeing all the creative costumes and smiles each year!

How You Can Participate

We've already had a wonderful response from our church family wanting to help make this event a success. Here’s a quick reminder on how you can get involved:

  • Host a Table: We still have room for more tables! Simply setting up a table and handing out candy is a huge help and a wonderful ministry to our community. Decorating your table and dressing up is completely optional but always adds to the festive atmosphere! If you'd like to reserve a table, please contact the church office ASAP:

  • Donate Candy: As you can imagine, a community event like this means a huge demand for candy! If you aren't able to attend but still want to contribute, your candy donations are greatly appreciated. You can drop off candy at the HPBC Bible Study Office any time you come to church.

Event Details

We can't wait to see you there!

For more information about this or other ministries, please contact the church office.

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