Christine Wolf

📌 Seating is limited—advance registration is suggested! REGISTER online for this free in-person event at: https://bit.ly/42VOkW9

Join me this Monday evening in the parish hall of All Saints Episcopal Church (17 Clark St, Belmont) where I'll be speaking as part of the Belmont Public Library Author Series.

📍 Parish Hall, All Saints Episcopal Church (enter through the door on the left from the parking lot).

Live or work in the Greater Boston area? Join me Monday evening (3/10) at All Saints Episcopal Church parish hall (17 Clark St, Belmont) for a special presentation as part of the Belmont Public Library's Author Series.

I'll share my journey of processing grief, building resilience through journaling, and the synchronicities that shaped my path. This event may resonate with parents, teens, educators, social workers, law enforcement professionals, and anyone impacted by traumatic grief. Together, we'll explore the power of writing, the importance of community support, and the lasting effects of trauma.

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Hope to see you there!

📅 When: Monday, March 10th, 6:00 PM

📍 Where: Parish Hall at All Saints Episcopal Church, 17 Clark St (enter through the door on the left from the parking lot).

This event is free and open to the public, but seating is limited —please register ahead if you can! Register at: https://bit.ly/42VOkW9

For more information about me and my story, visit https://www.christinewolfauthor.com

I’m excited to announce that the release of my upcoming book is just around the corner. The countdown is officially on, and I can't wait to share my story with you! Available October 17th on Amazon.com or find it at your favorite bookseller.

The 2022 Garden of Peace Annual Honor Program will be held this afternoon, September 22nd at 5:30 p.m. at the plaza between the McCormack Building and 100 Cambridge Street in . If you can't make it in person, the event will also be livestreamed. The Honor Program collectively remembers the victims of homicide whose names have been added in the past year and all those memorialized in prior years, including my son Andreas Dresp. Speakers will include Clementina Chery and Jody Marchand, as well as musical groups Mike and Dylan Verge and Voices Boston Children's Choir. Click below for directions and information to attend in person or watch via livestream.

Annual Honor Program The Garden of Peace Annual Honor Program takes place each September. The Honor Program provides a time and place to collectively remember and honor the victims of homicide whose names are added to the Garden that year, and all those memorialized in prior years. The Honor Program and the Garden itsel...