To the OP: from a WCF confessional viewpoint, the only day you can set aside as holy is the Lord's Day.
Church leadership may set aside a time for specific prayer, thanksgiving or fasting. As an earlier example, the church of England, in its local representation at Williamsburg, set aside a specific and single day of thanksgiving when the Virginia colony survived.
The nine million dollar question becomes whether a church may have a specific day to remember the incarnation. (See other threads ad nauseam.) Holiness of the day is not an issue. It's not for man to determine.
Church leadership may set aside a time for specific prayer, thanksgiving or fasting. As an earlier example, the church of England, in its local representation at Williamsburg, set aside a specific and single day of thanksgiving when the Virginia colony survived.
The nine million dollar question becomes whether a church may have a specific day to remember the incarnation. (See other threads ad nauseam.) Holiness of the day is not an issue. It's not for man to determine.
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