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There were plenty of games by the decorated trunks for kids to win extra candy at.
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Everyone was encouraged to come in costume and celebrate Halloween with City Pointe.
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City Pointe member Christine Washburn built a Hot Wheels race track. All racers got treats but first-place winners got the most.
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Joey Long became Batman for the event.
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City Pointe members had a great time decorating their trunks and getting in the Halloween spirit.
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Bill and Cheryl Trapnell came with a farm-themed trunk.
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Pastor Scott McIntosh gave a presentation about the three types of belief in God using balloons to demonstrate his points.
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Participants in the "cake walk" followed the numbers for treats.
City Pointe Church wanted residents around Burchwood Park, near where pastor Scott McIntosh grew up, to have some wholesome Halloween fun.
The church held its Harvest Fest at the park on Oct. 31, inviting the residents out for an evening of food, fun, games and trunk-or-treating. Attendees could play games to win candy, participate in a "cake walk," check out a balloon art presentation by McIntosh himself and more.
