Halloween is only weeks away, and chances are that the kids in your neighborhood are anxiously anticipating the big night full of costumes and candy.
But there’s one catch this year: Oct. 31 falls on a Sunday. In Utah communities that are predominately Christian — particularly those made up of members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints — families will have to decide if trick-or-treating on Sunday is breaking the sabbath or if they should just trick-or-treat a day earlier.
This could impact non-church goers, as well. For instance, if most of a neighborhood is trick-or-treating on Saturday, do non-religious community members join in on that day? Or do they hold out for the traditional holiday date?
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