Do Mormons Celebrate Christmas? (Yes, And Here’s How)

While there are a few key differences between what Mormons believe and what is believed by mainstream Christians, one thing they hold in common is their celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ. So to answer the question “Do Mormons celebrate Christmas?”…

Yes, Mormons celebrate Christians with much joy and enthusiasm because the Jesus is integral to their faith.

How Do Mormons (Latter-Day Church Members) Celebrate Jesus’ Birth?

Not unlike many other Christians, Mormons sing hymns and carols about Jesus’ birth, read scriptures related to His life, give gifts to their loved ones, and enjoy time with family. All of these activities help Latter-day Saints focus on Jesus Christ and His teachings.

One significant way that Mormons celebrate Christmas is by giving service. Members of the Church try to follow Jesus’ example by serving others, and Christmas provides them with an opportunity to serve people in their own families as well as those in need.

Mormons also celebrate Jesus’ birth by sharing the gospel with others. Because they believe that Jesus is the Savior of the world, they feel a strong responsibility to tell as many people as possible about Him.

Do Mormons “Believe” in Santa Claus?

Traditions like this vary between families since there is no church-wide guidance on this, but just like other Christians, yes some families pretend that Santa brought gifts for their children. However, they focus on the real reason for the season which is to celebrate Jesus Christ.

In conclusion, Mormons celebrate Christmas because they believe in Jesus Christ and His role as the Savior of the world. By focusing on Him and His teachings, they are able to find joy during this holiday season.