Writer’s Night in the Forest returns to the Wake Forest Renaissance Centre on Thursday, Jan. 15, at 7 p.m. with Connie Domino, author of “The Law of Forgiveness.”
Did you know that lack of forgiveness can block dreams and goals from manifesting in every area of your life? Through her new book, “The Law of Forgiveness,” Connie teaches how to recognize and remove any blocks for quick manifestations. Sometimes our thinking, feelings and strategies only need fine tuning, for our grandest goals and dreams to come true.
Free and open to the public, Writer’s Night in the Forest is designed to promote local authors and their works. Each month the Renaissance Centre invites a different author to discuss a particular book and answer questions from the audience. The program typically concludes with a book signing by the featured author.
A special edition of Writer’s Night in the Forest is being planned for Thursday, Feb. 26. Entitled “Writer’s Night in the Forest – Exploring the History of Wake Forest,” the event will feature Carol Pelosi, author of “Connections…100 Years of Wake Forest History,” and several local historians, including Ed Morris, Durward Matheny and Chip Russell, who will trace the history and heritage of Wake Forest.
For more information about Writer’s Night in the Forest, contact Renaissance Centre Specialist Cathy Gouge at 919-435-9567 or cgouge@wakeforestnc.gov. The Renaissance Centre is located at 405 S. Brooks St. in the heart of downtown Wake Forest.
