Wake Interfaith Immigration Network
Welcome
More than 50 churches, synagogues, mosques, temples, and other faith communities across Wake County have come together around a simple conviction: our immigrant and refugee neighbors deserve welcome, dignity, and fair treatment. As people of faith, we feel called to respond — not just with words, but with presence and action. We invite you to join us.
Announcements
Summer Education Series- Four Evenings this summer
Respect for immigrants brings us together. Join people of many faiths to affirm the dignity of our immigrant neighbors – welcoming, protecting, and standing with them. Through song, word, learning, and witness we turn respect into action.
We Will Dwell in Safety: A Day of Prayer and Action
Saturday August 8, 10:00am – 3:00pm
300 N. Salisbury St, Raleigh, NC
Join SiembraNC on August 8th in Raleigh to pray for the safety of all North Carolinians and invite law enforcement officials into prayerful reflection on their even greater responsibility for public safety. On June 24, 2026, the North Carolina General Assembly voted to override Governor Josh Stein’s veto on SB-153, a law that requires state law enforcement agencies to collaborate with ICE. This could create a new crisis of public safety crisis for our state, depending on how those agencies respond to the law’s passage.
August Zoom Meeting
Thursday, August 6 at 7:00pm
Please note that this is an evening meeting.
Join us for our next monthly meeting via Zoom. We will have open discussion on the goals and objectives of the Wake Interfaith Immigration Network, discussing how we can be most effective in supporting our immigrant neighbors.
September Zoom Meeting
Wednesday, September 2 at 12:00pm
Please note that this is an noontime meeting.
Join us for our September meeting via Zoom. Our guest speaker will be Wake County Sheriff Willie Rowe. Sheriff Rowe will speak about his decision for the Wake County Sheriff’s Department to not enter into a 287g agreement with ICE.
June 7 Event – Watch the Video
On Sunday, June 17 more than 150 people gathered downtown to affirm the dignity of our immigrant neighbors. Watch the video of the event here.