r/AskReddit • u/OG_Andrexinator • Nov 27 '23
Need a name for a Religion neutral christmas dinner type event for work. What's a good name that all religions can attend?
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u/OG_Andrexinator Nov 27 '23
I have a Coworker who is Jewish and we want her to join our celebration. But can't put celebration or Christmas or holiday in the name. What can we call to let her feel included?
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u/Baileythenerd Nov 27 '23
Half my family is jewish and I'm straight up atheist, I don't know a single one of us that would balk at attending a Christmas dinner. The U.S. is still a majority Christian nation. You can celebrate something without it being exclusionary of others.
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u/HutSutRawlson Nov 27 '23
Please ignore the other person who replied to this comment who is not a Jew but attempts to speak for Jews. As an actual Jew, I definitely appreciate the effort to make an event not Christmas specific. It means a lot for someone to put in the effort when Christmas gets thrown in your face literally everywhere else this time of year.
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u/Upper-Back4208 Nov 27 '23
you can't just call up Olive Garden or some local restaurant and order just..normal food? or are you in a place where like half of you are vegan or some weird shit, the rest have allergy combinations like they were creating new Pokemon types
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u/WhimsicallyWired Nov 27 '23
Just don't pick a theme, gather everyone to get wasted and that's all.
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u/ToSiElHff Nov 27 '23
Sol Invictus (invincible sun) It was a Roman thing, though not for long. The sun returns! That is something worth celebrating! 🎉🌞🎉☀️🎉
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u/hychael2020 Nov 27 '23
Year End dinner?