No, they do not celebrate most holidays, as well as birthdays including the impending Halloween . Yes, the Williams sisters have attended services at times, and yes, they have done the well-known door to door evangelical work. Among them are the Williams sisters, who converted after their mother did so in the 1980s, more than 100 years after this homegrown faith was founded. In fact, that this particular set of beliefs is held by up to 2.5 million Americans, though Jehovah's Witnesses leaders speak to the statistic being closer to 1.3 million. The reason, as the GOAT has long shared on the mic after snaring Slam titles, is due to the Creator she calls "Jehovah God." As many followers of the family's decades-long saga in tennis know, Serena, sister Venus Williams, mother Oracene Price and other members of their kin are Jehovah's Witnesses, a faith shared by many Americans' neighbors, coworkers and also famous folks such as the late entertainer Prince. The same would hold true for Serena's own 37th birthday that came on September 26. Outside of the obvious was the reminder, as she said in Queens, that she and her family would not celebrate newly year old daughter Alexis Olympia Ohanian, Jr.'s birthday. Back at just her second major event since childbirth, Serena Williams made headlines during the US Open for myriad reasons.
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