You are invited to join a network of churches, synagogues, and mosques and their members in Wake County committed to standing with our immigrant neighbors and addressing concerning practices by immigration enforcement authorities.

Recent actions by immigration authorities have raised serious concerns about due process, family separation, and human dignity.  As people of faith called to welcome the stranger and defend the vulnerable, this moment demands our moral witness and coordinated response.

A group of 25 faith communities met recently to form an informal network of faith communities—clergy and laypeople alike—who wish to respond together while respecting each congregation’s autonomy.

The goals of this network are:

• Share actions our congregations have taken to support our immigrant neighbors
• Discuss concrete ways to provide support and advocacy
• Build relationships for sustained action
• Plan next steps for collective witness

Whether you or your faith community has been directly affected or you simply feel called to respond, your presence and voice are needed. Click below to join the mailing list and receive an invitation and Zoom link for the next meeting scheduled for Wednesday April 1 at Noon.