Jesus was a faithful Jew, who celebrated the Jewish festivals.
He would not have celebrated Christmas, or his own birthday,
but celebrated Hanukkah.
Hanukkah is mentioned in our Gospels, in John 10:22 Jesus is walking in the temple during the festival of the Dedication. There is a nasty confrontation with some of the leaders, and Jesus has to flee their wrath. But clearly, Jesus is at the temple during the festival and assumedly participating in the spiritual life of the Hanukkah holiday.
Well, here is another opportunity to celebrate God at work during this holy-days season. Take some time to look up Hanukkah traditions, light a candle tonight and eat some oily fried foods (remember, its all about God making the oil last!) Remember that we are brothers and sisters with our Jewish neighbors and that our God is their God.
Hanukkah is more Biblical than Rudolph, Frosty or even (gasp!) Santa - so go ahead and light some candles and praise the God of light!