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Broken Bodies and Beloved Solidarity: A Holy Week Journey

March 29, 2024March 29, 2024 Anton1 Comment

"This is my broken body, offered in sacrifice for Christ and compassionate solidarity with those enduring unjust suffering today."

Posted in asylum, hope, immigrants, immigration detention, LentTagged Holy Week

“Beloved Strength: Welcoming New Life and Resilience”

November 28, 2023November 28, 2023 Anton1 Comment

The combined meaning of the babiesโ€™ names, 'beloved strength,' embodies the beauty and resilience within Casa Alternaโ€™s walls, visible now more than ever.

Posted in accompaniment, Advent, Children, essay, faith, hope, Hospitality, housing, immigrants, joy, love, Mother's Day, parenting, peace, refugeesTagged babies, beloved strength, new life, newborns, resilience

A Sanctuary of Love

November 1, 2023November 1, 2023 Anton1 Comment

In a world often dominated by stories of adversity and suffering, Glenda and Daniel remind us that there is always some small act of love that we can offer. We can always make room for kindness and caring.

Posted in Courage, Hospitality, immigrants, joy, love, Mother's Day, parenting, vulnerabilityTagged compassion, dignity, empathy, homelessness, motherhood, vulnerability

Nourishing Bonds

July 16, 2023July 16, 2023 Anton1 Comment

"The Divine delights in the gracious act of sharing a meal prepared with love."

Posted in accompaniment, Atlanta, Atlanta Friends Meeting, essay, Hospitality, immigrantsTagged asylum, asylum seekers, East Asia, mutuality

Simple gifts

December 9, 2022December 9, 2022 Anton1 Comment

Curiosity. Community. Creation. These are simple gifts.

Posted in accompaniment, Advent, immigrants, joy, nature, simplicity, UncategorizedTagged Helen GA, hiking, North Georgia Mountains

Injustice, gratitude, and hope

November 25, 2022 AntonLeave a comment

Your gifts help curb literal and figurative hunger pangs as asylum seekers strive to fill a craving for justice.

Posted in accompaniment, Advent, asylum, Atlanta, Atlanta Friends Meeting, hope, Hospitality, housing, immigrants, immigration detention, UncategorizedTagged gratitude, hope, injustice

โ€˜On the cusp of a crisis:โ€™ Migrants make their way to Atlanta from border

September 16, 2022September 16, 2022 AntonLeave a comment

โ€œAtlanta is on the cusp of a crisis,โ€ Flores-Maisonet said. โ€œScores of vulnerable, unhoused people from a faraway land are arriving at our doorstep.โ€

Posted in asylum, Hospitality, housing, immigrants, Venezuela

CRISIS OR COMMUNITY? Welcoming unhoused Venezuelan asylum seekers

September 1, 2022February 7, 2024 AntonLeave a comment

The arrival of asylum seekers to Atlanta is an opportunity to build part of King's beloved community with those in need of refuge.

Posted in asylum, Atlanta, Hospitality, housing, immigrants, Uncategorized, Venezuela

On prophets and “pastorcitos”

July 15, 2022August 12, 2022 Anton2 Comments

I hope little Israel knows that I see that of God in him.

Posted in accompaniment, asylum, Atlanta Friends Meeting, Children, essay, hope, Hospitality, housing, immigrants, UncategorizedTagged asylum seekers, Children, Hospitality, Quakers

Love-infused truth-telling (Lent 4C)

April 9, 2022July 10, 2022 AntonLeave a comment

I read in my townโ€™s local newspaper about the drowning of a Guatemalan man in our area lake.

Posted in accompaniment, immigrants, LentTagged 2 Corinthians 5, death, work-related death

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