Yes. Mennonites celebrate Christmas as the birth of Jesus, and customs vary by group. Most modern Mennonite churches plan a Christmas program, and many families decorate and give gifts as their neighbors do. Old Order and other conservative Mennonites keep the day more quietly, without Christmas trees or house decorations, as a day for church and family. How do Mennonites celebrate Christmas? Third Way, a Mennonite information website, puts it plainly: “Mennonites celebrate Christmas. We recognize this as the time…

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