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People of faith who want to stand with their immigrant and refugee neighbors need more than good intentions — they need knowledge. They need to understand the theological roots of the call to welcome the stranger, the realities of the immigration system, and the practical landscape facing immigrant communities in Wake County and beyond.
This page is a hub for resources WIIN has gathered, created, and curated to support that learning. Whether you are just beginning to engage these questions or looking to go deeper, you will find here a growing collection of materials drawn from across our faith traditions and from organizations working every day on the front lines of immigrant and refugee support. Browse by category, share what you find with your congregation, and come back often — we add new resources regularly.
Faith Resources
What do our sacred texts and faith traditions say about welcoming the stranger? What do the current leaders of our faiths say about our current moment? Explore theological reflection, denominational statements, and interfaith perspectives on immigration and welcome.
Educate — Offering education, outreach, and public awareness to promote understanding and a spirit of welcome.
Immigration Resources
Practical information about the immigration system, immigrant rights, and the organizations providing legal, social, and humanitarian support in Wake County and across North Carolina.