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If you are looking for ways to respond to support the immigrant community,
this document offers great information.
*The views and opinions expressed in the document are those of the organizers and do not necessarily reflect the views or positions
of the MeckMIN board or our member organizations. We hope you'll respond in the ways that resonate for you.
Consider participating as a Host Community for 2026 Interfaith Harmony Month:
Building Bridges in a Divided World. Learn more HERE
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MECKMIN AT A GLANCE
Mecklenburg Metropolitan Interfaith Network (MeckMIN)
builds bridges between individuals, houses of faith, and organizations throughout Mecklenburg County to enhance interfaith understanding and trust, to promote religious literacy, and to strengthen our community to serve the common good.
We envision a world of understanding, compassion and justice inspired by the highest values and core virtues of our rich faith traditions to create an inclusive community that respects the dignity of every person.
Be A Positive Contagion
In March of 1973, a person sent a letter to E. B. White, the author of greats such as Charlotte's Web and Stuart Little expressing his bleak hope for humanity. Here is White's reply:
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AI Basics for Faith, Nonprofit and Community LeadersSat, Jan 24Location is TBD
Interfaith Harmony Month - February 2026February 2026Location is TBD
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