 The calendars of the Orthodox Churches have Old Testament individuals, and the Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod has done the same.At one point there was a proposal to include a day on the Episcopal Church calendar (which was taken into consideration by the Inter-Lutheran Commission on Worship in developing the "Lutheran Book of Worship") for Old Testament saints following the octave of All Saints (November 8), but this idea was ultimately rejected as tokenism.There is also no use of the title "saint" for anyone other than biblical persons (and even then the title is used with a certain degree of exclusivity).