On January 7, Orthodox Christians around the world ... of the Christmas holiday were associated with the Christian religion. The Christmas tree was decorated with figurines of angels, shepherds ...

other Orthodox Christian churches in the region were getting ready for a different holiday — Orthodox Christmas, which falls Jan. 7. Because some Orthodox church jurisdictions follow the “old ...

Orthodox Christians around the world have been celebrating Christmas by attending church services. While the majority of the Christian world celebrate Christmas Day on 25 December, for many of the ...

Nik Lukich is a trustee at the St. Sava Serbian Orthodox Church in Sydney and has been celebrating Christmas alongside the hundreds of millions of Orthodox Christians worldwide. The Orthodox ...

2:12). This is very significant. Every time I read this, I am filled with great joy. There is another way, brothers and sisters. Celebrate Christmas on Jan. 7? Orthodox Christian Church does Celebrate ...

Orthodox Christians around the world have been celebrating Christmas by attending church services. While a majority of the Christian world celebrates Christmas Day on December 25, for many of the ...

Orthodox Armenian Christians celebrated Christmas in Bethlehem on Saturday with a midnight mass. For the second straight year, Bethlehem’s Christmas celebrations have been somber and muted ...

Christmas is a Christian holy day that marks the birth ... Often the gifts are left under a Christmas tree in the home. Eastern Orthodox churches celebrate Christmas on 7 January.

Russian Orthodox, Coptic and Syrian celebrate nativity on January 6 and 7, which is the date known as “Old Christmas Day” because this is the date that the first Christian emperor, Constantine ...

Ethiopians follow the ancient Julian calendar, and like many other Orthodox Christians they celebrate Christmas on 7 January (or according to the Ge'ez Ethiopian calendar, the 29th day of Tahsas).