As Syria undergoes a transformation with the fall of Bashar al-Assad, many Christians in Damascus express fears under the new Islamist governance. With dwindling congregations and heightened insecurities, believers are anxious about their future and safety during the holiday season. Despite these challenges, community members strive for normalcy, preparing for Christmas celebrations, albeit with significant concerns that their religious freedom might be compromised. The local priest, Jamil Kaldani, reflects on the historical coexistence of faiths in Syria, hoping for peace amid uncertainty.