In this season of peace,
Send A Holiday Card from Syria!
See a Short 5-minute Video About How Common Humanity Got This Card in Damascus, Syria, during a Holiday Card Exchange by Clicking on the Image Above. For more information about the Syrian art in this video, visit KhawamGallery.com
Click here for an article entitled "The True Spirit of Christmas in Syria" about what Common Humanity Director Mel Lehman
saw during his trip to Damascus and Aleppo last year.
This card was drawn by a university art student in Syria in 2018. The picture of a fez — a symbol of the Middle East — on top of Christmas tree — a symbol of the West — is a gesture of goodwill offered with a twinkle in the artist’s eye. Peace is possible; we can live together, the image says.
Common Humanity has made copies of the card for you to send. Box of 16 cards for only $35 plus shipping and handling. For details, click here.
Click below to view a short 4-minute video of artists who are painting murals in the Catholic Cathedral in Aleppo, Syria.
Discover the Beauty of Middle East Art
Common Humanity Director Mel
Lehman spoke during one of his visits
inside the historic Umayyad Mosque
in Old Damascus (above and below).
Inside the Mosque is a Shrine to St. John the Baptist who is revered by Christians and Muslims. Click to read article.
(c) 2019 by Common Humanity