People go from house to house visiting all of their famliy and friends on the way home.
Probably pray that their country will soon see sense.
Same as Christan's everywhere, it is a catholic country, they celebrate Christmas with carols/church on the eve of the 24th, and on the 25, its a time for the family, Christmas lunches ect...
It is common for for people in Zimbabwe to go to church on Christmas morning. After church, people have parties at their houses, and the neighborhood all stops in to see each other. They decorate with ivy, but usually only in the main room. There are candlelight services in the public parks where people go to sing carols. Chicken is the traditional Christmas dinner.
In Zimbabwe, Christmas is commonly referred to as "Kisimusi." It is celebrated with various traditions, including church services, family gatherings, and festive meals. The day often includes music, dancing, and the exchange of gifts, reflecting both local customs and the influence of Christianity.
For most people in Zimbabwe, Christmas day starts with a Church service. After the Church service, everyone has a party in their homes and people go from house to house, visiting all of their family and friends on the way home! Sometimes, this can take all of the rest of the day! At every house you have something to eat, exchange presents and enjoy the party! A lot of people get their biggest stereo speakers out and put them out side the front of the house and play their favourite music very loudly! It is not only Christmas music that is played, but also the latest pop tunes and old African favourites! Everyone wears their best clothes for Christmas, as for some families the only new clothes they get every year are for Christmas. The parties are a good place to show off their new clothes! Children in Zimbabwe believe that Santa Claus brings them there presents early on Christmas Day, ready to show their friends at Church and at the parties.
For most people in Zimbabwe, Christmas Day starts with a Church service. After the Church service, everyone has a party in their homes and people go from house to house, visiting all of their family and friends on the way home! Sometimes, this can take all of the rest of the day! At every house you have something to eat, exchange presents and enjoy the party! A lot of people get their biggest stereo speakers out and put them out side the front of the house and play their favourite music very loudly! It is not only Christmas Music that is played, but also the latest pop tunes and old African favourites! Everyone wears their best clothes for Christmas, as for some families the only new clothes they get every year are for Christmas. The parties are a good place to show off their new clothes! Children in Zimbabwe believe that Santa Claus brings them there presents early on Christmas Day, ready to show their friends at Church and at the parties.
There isn't one, the Church of Satan is located in New York, U.S.
Not only can they. THEY DO AND SHOULD. The Catholic Church is the first Christian Church, and was the Church that STARTED Christmas celebrations. OF COURSE they celebrate Christmas!
Perhaps they do not know what the church is! My church meets every Sunday, including Christmas. Christmas was not practiced in the early church but was developed in and for the Roman Catholic Church.
You go to Church on Christmas because you are celebrating the birth of Jesus.
Go back to being miserable.
Christmas church plays are theatrical performances held in churches during the Christmas season. They often depict the story of the birth of Jesus Christ, incorporating elements such as songs, scriptures, and dramatic reenactments to convey the message of Christmas. These plays are a way for church communities to come together and celebrate the meaning of Christmas through creative expression.