What type of religion does not celebrate holidays that is not Jehovah's Witnesses?

A friend of mine goes to an independent Apostolic church.Her church does not celebrate Christmas or Easter in any way,shape, or form.My parents are Church of Christ they celebrate Christmas and Easter but not as religious holidays.The Church of Christ has no religious holidays.

I think most every religion doesn't celebrate some religious holiday or another. Example, Witnesses as Christians, don't celebrate unChristian holidays. Presumably, unless you are of the Jewish faith, you don't keep Kosher, or celebrate Hanukkah

Amish don't have holidays per se. They have festivals such as barn raisings. Mennonites are much the same. But, no one seems to ever turn down a Christmas Bonus. I knew of plenty of JW's that tried to explain it was a year end bonus that came with the Card in the generic "Happy Holidays." They also accepted the annual Thanksgiving turkey hand outs working at several defense contractors as well as the US Postal Service.

Iceland celebrates American Holidays. They love holidays and borrow from others to have more of them.

You are referring to so-called Christian holidays,

and national?

Islam, I believe, doesn't do x-mas, independence days,

valentines day, mother & fathers day...and the like.

And Judaism has Holy Days,

as I am sure Hinduism, Buddaism,

probably Toaism..?

also have holy days...there's probably more?,

but not the same as so-called Christians.

The Puritans didn't, having escaped persecution for it.

Members of the Jewish faith.