We observe the Biblical Sabbath too… the whole country of Israel does, so that makes it much easier for us to do it too 🙂 We also work for the Anglican Church, so our worship day is Sunday.
It can get quite confusing due to all the religious holidays for 3 major religions. Just in the past 2 weeks we have had Palm Sunday/Holy Week/Easter weekend for the Traditional Churches (Catholic & Protestant) and then a repeat a week later for all the Orthodox Churches. In the middle of that was the Jewish Passover (which we also celebrate). Sometimes there is even a Muslim holiday as well, so you can see how complicated it can get 🙂
But it is all a great teaching tool for our children. To live where so many of the major events of our faith took place is such an awesome priviledge and helps to put what we read in the Bible into perspective. It makes for very interesting field trips 🙂
Blessings, Michelle