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Why Don’t Jehovah’s Witnesses Celebrate New Year’s?

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  • Jehovah’s Witnesses do not celebrate New Year’s due to its pagan origins and unscriptural practices that contradict their interpretation of the Bible.
  • Their choice stems from a desire to honor God and keep their worship pure, avoiding traditions linked to luck and superstition.
  • This perspective is consistent across all holidays, including Christmas, birthdays, and national holidays, reflecting their commitment to biblical principles.
  • They interpret scripture as designating spring as the true start of the year, contrasting it with the man-made January 1st celebration rooted in paganism.

A Fresh Start, A Different Path: Understanding Why Jehovah’s Witnesses Don’t Celebrate New Year’s Isn’t it wonderful when that calendar page turns? Doesn’t it fill your heart with hope and a feeling that something fresh and new is coming your way? A brand new year stretches before us, just brimming with possibilities! It’s a special time when so many people all across the globe come together, celebrating and looking forward with bright eyes to a fresh start.¹ But maybe you’ve…

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