Gabe Dunlap from Brother's Keeper - Thoughts on Halloween

Brother's Keeper (Philip Enzor, John Sanders and Gabe Dunlap) has been putting their hearts and talents out for the world to see for over a decade through live performances, including tours with the Salvador, Newsboys, Rachel Lampa, NewSong, Mark Schultz and Ginny Owens. They have also continued to catch the attention of music lovers from all over through several records including their 1999 self-titled debut and 2002's Cover Me, collecting two Dove Award nominations and a #1 hit radio single along the way.

Gabe Dunlap shares his thoughts on Halloween ...

"To be quite honest, the whole subject of Halloween has been a non-issue for me in the past. However, that all changes when you have kids, and now I have a two 1/2 year old son. Obviously he doesn't understand these issues, but what he does understand is fun and candy.

With all that said, I think it's great to give kids an alternative to Halloween. That's basically what Christian Music is really, an alternative to what the world has to offer. Anytime the church can come together for fellowship and fun, I'm all for it, Halloween or not!

As a family, we basically get together with friends or with our church for a fall festival that usually happens around the same time as Halloween.

This year my son loves Superman. Unfortunately he's not mastered the "U" sound, so instead it comes out "Stupid Man." Needless to say we're trying to discourage him from calling me "Stupid Daddy," even though he means 'Super Daddy.'"