A Protestant liturgical calendar is a Christian calendar that outlines the days of the year set aside for special religious observances. These calendars are used by Protestant churches to guide their worship services and to provide a framework for their spiritual lives. The Protestant liturgical calendar for 2025 will include a variety of holy days, feast days, and other special observances.
Protestant liturgical calendars have a long history, dating back to the early days of the Reformation. The first Protestant liturgical calendar was published in 1549 by the Church of England. This calendar was based on the traditional Christian calendar, but it removed some of the saints’ days and other observances that were deemed to be unbiblical. Since then, a variety of Protestant liturgical calendars have been published, each with its own unique emphases and traditions.
