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The Seventh-day Adventist church organization overall does not acknowledge Valentine's Day as a holiday. However, having attended Seventh-day Adventist schools and churches throughout my life, the schools do let the children pass around Valentine's cards and candy. The individual churches have special potlucks/dinners with a Valentine's/heart theme.

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15y ago

Celebrating Saint Valentines day is a matter of choice for individual Seventh-day Adventists. The church itself neither condones nor discourages against the celebration of the day. In fact Christians are to love everyday, so in essence everyday is like Valentines Day... in spirit.

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There is no official statement as recognizing Valentine's Day as a church holiday. However, some churches will probably prepare some special program with the love theme.

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12y ago

yes, they do. I went to a dinner they had celebrating God's love for us.

But do not know why on this specific date

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