Here comes the list of Top 5 Churches That Doesn’t Celebrate Christmas At All and their reasons of doing that
Christians have become overly zealous in their Christmas celebrations. Christmas is an annual religious and cultural festival enjoying the birth of Jesus Christ that is celebrated by billions of people throughout the world on December 25th.
However, some churches have declined to celebrate Christmas, and the 5 churches that do not celebrate Christmas day are listed here.
Let’s find out below !!!
Five Churches Doesn’t Partake In Christmas Jubilation
1. Deeper Life Bible Church
In the past years, Pastor W.F. Kumuyi, the Church’s leader, stated to the world that his members did not observe the popular holiday. At the 2013 retreat. The clergy said “We don’t celebrate Christmas or sing Christmas carols,” he explained, “since Christmas has an idolatrous history.” So for that, deeper life people have avoid anything called Xmas Celebration.
2. Quakers Movement – Religious Society of Friends
Quaker Movement Church also known as Religious Society of Friends was founded in England in the 17th century by George Fox. Because this church believes that “every day is a holy day,” there is no need to rejoice on a specific day.
3. The 7th Day Adventist Church
Seventh-day Adventists uphold the central doctrines of Protestant Christianity: the Trinity, the incarnation and the virgin birth. This Church is similar to Jehovah’s Witness, they also reject Christmas celebrations. According to their publication “We do not celebrate Christmas as the Birth of Christ, because Christ was not born in December,“.
4. Mountain Of Fire And Miracle Ministries
MFM, Founded in 1989 has joined the long list of Churches that doesn’t Celebrate Christmas. The lead pastor of this Church claimed that the Act is satanic,” abiding to that belief, their members does not enjoy Christmas at all.
5. Jehovah Witness
This are one of the largest set of People who Snub Christmas Celebration. Though in the years back Jehovah’s Witnesses used to celebrate Xmas but not Now again.
End of year celebration to JW members means “false religious beliefs or behaviors,” as noted in the 1993 book called “Jehovah’s Witness-Proclaimers of God’s Kingdom,” attributed to Deseret News.
