Technically, almost all of them celebrate Christmas on 25th December, the exceptions being groups such as some adherents of the Free Presbyterian Church of Scotland, who don't believe in celebrations of any kind.
The twist in the tail is that Orthodox Christian church celebrates Christmas using the older Julian Calendar, which has been replaced in most of the world by the Gregorian Calendar.
The practical effect of this is that 240million Orthodox Christians celebrate Christmas on a date that corresponds to 7th January to the rest of us. As there are 2 billion Christians in the world, the proportion that celebrate Christmas on Dec 25th on the Gregorian Calendar is 88% of the total.
People often celebrate holidays such as Christmas, Hanukkah, and Kwanzaa in December. This month also typically experiences colder weather, leading to an increase in winter activities and gatherings. Additionally, many people take time off from work or school during December for end-of-year holidays and vacations.
Of those who celebrate it, the vast majority have a high potential of it, since the vast majority of the world's population is in the Northern Hemisphere where it is winter in December. In spite of us mostly being northwards, I think that not many actually experience many White Christmases in our lifetimes. I am 63 years old, in Britain, and from fallible memory I would say less than a third have been white. New Years - rather more.
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The 181 foot, 11 inch (55.45 meter) long and 11 foot, 9 inch (3.6 meter) high cracker was made in Australia and pulled at a shopping center in Sydney, Australia on December 16, 1998.
There were 10 new children in the group presented at the yearly December ceremonies.
They celebrate it on the 25th of December. Christmas is to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ :)
December 25thAnswer:It depends on the group you are interested in:Moslems don'tJews don'tCoptic Christmas is observed on the 7th day of JanuaryOrthodox Christians celebrate Christmas Day on or near January 7 in the Gregorian calendarWestern rite Christians celebrate Christmas on December 25
Unless they are Christians, Chinese people would not normally celebrate Christmass. If they are Christians they would celebrate it on the 25th December.
yes most Peruvians are Christians so they do celebrate Christmas and from what know its a really big celebration, but it is mostly celebrated on the 24 of December.
Christmas celebrates the birthday of Jesus of Nazareth; the founder of Christianity whom Christians believe to be the Son of God.
What countries celebrate Christmas other then December? Or What countries don't Celebrate Christmas at all?
In Eastern Europe Christians celebrate Christmas on the 7th January according to Gregorian calendar.
Where Christmas is celebrated, it is celebrated on December 25. It is not celebrated everywhere. Throughout history it has been celebrated different places by different groups. There have been and are both Christians and non-Christians who celebrate, and who do not celebrate Christmas. Because Christmas is technically unbiblical, and can be celebrated in a completely secular manner.
Yes if you are brittish because british people are mostly christians
Italians celebrate Christmas in December.
Christians in Israel celebrate Christmas on December 25, just as Christians everywhere else in the world do. Although Jews don't celebrate Christmas, Israeli police and military are posted at Christian holy sites, to protect the security of the Christian pilgrims and avoid disruption of their worship.
Christians celebrate Christmas on December 25th. The southern hemisphere is in summer then.