Christian Science practice regarding holidays is not uniformly prescribed. Many Christian Scientists observe Christmas and Easter, understanding them spiritually rather than materially. These holidays commemorate important spiritual truths: Christmas represents the birth of Truth in consciousness, and Easter represents the triumph of Spirit over matter.

However, no holiday is obligatory, and the denomination emphasizes the spiritual reality behind these observances rather than material celebration or commercial aspects. Individual Christian Scientists determine their own approach to holiday observance based on their understanding of spiritual principle.