Casa Alterna co-founder, Anton Flores-Maisonet shares stories of welcoming immigrants. These stories move from the detention centers to the everyday act of setting a table for strangers who become friends.
From casaalterna.org/our-work/formation-learning/welcome-friends-book-study-guide ↗Welcome, Friends: Stories of Hope and Hospitality with Immigrants is a book shaped by open doors, shared meals, late-night conversations, and the belief that love crosses borders.
In these pages, Casa Alterna co-founder Anton Flores-Maisonet shares stories of welcoming immigrants. These stories move from the grief and waiting of detention centers and immigration courts to the everyday act of setting a table for strangers who become friends.
These are not only stories about immigration. They are stories about fear, hope, and what it means to build a more just and caring world—one guest at a time.
Compas at the Gates of ICEWe walk with people targeted by the immigration system. We stand with them during ICE check-ins, court dates, and other required appointments. We offer steady presence, care, and support in moments of fear and uncertainty.
Compas GuatemalaCompas Guatemala is Casa Alterna’s accompaniment ministry for deported migrants and their families in Guatemala City.
Delegations & ImmersionsWe host multi-day delegations in Georgia and Guatemala. We also offer an immigrant justice walking pilgrimage in Atlanta.