A United Heart: Coming Home to God and Myself after Satanic Ritual Abuse
In this world, we will have tribulation, but be of good cheer because He has overcome. It is finished! Jesus paid the price for you.
In these pages, you will find:
- A testimony of the triumph of the cross of Jesus Christ
- A message of hope that speaks into even the darkest and most desperate situations
- The extraordinary love of God displayed
- How this transformative love is offered to everyone
- An invitation to enter in and experience this for yourself
Endorsements:
“In A United Heart, Jenny Hewett reveals her powerful journey of healing and restoration. Having endured unimaginable trauma, she offers a message of hope and resilience for those facing similar struggles.
A United Heart is a must-read for anyone seeking encouragement and inspiration in the face of devastating brokenness. It is overflowing with hope, faith, and the healing power of God’s matchless love. You will be convinced that there is truly no trauma God cannot heal.”
—Teresa and Jeremiah Yancy
Founders, Messenger Media and Unlocking Your Book
Authors, The Messenger Life
“A United Heart: Coming Home to God and Myself after Satanic Ritual Abuse is a powerful and courageous memoir that offers hope for survivors. This book isn’t just a story of enduring unimaginable darkness; it’s a testament to the healing power of God and His love for broken humanity. Jenny helps her readers discover true strength in vulnerability, a sure pathway to free‐ dom, and a solid belief in a bright future—all because of the faithful love of God.
A United Heart is a valuable resource for survivors of Satanic Ritual Abuse and their loved ones. If you’re searching for hope and a path to wholeness, this is a must-read.”
—Dr. Patricia King
Author, Minister, Media Producer and Host
“My wife, Jenny, speaks about her encounters with the lover of her soul. I have witnessed her transformation because of these encounters. Being able to speak so frankly about her life is a living demonstration of one who has been so wonderfully set free from shame.
In writing this book, she has made herself vulnerable for you so that you, too, may experience life-transforming encounters with love divine.”
—Stephen Hewett
Author, Every Man’s Invitation
About the Author:
Jenny Hewett was captivated by the love of Jesus in 1986 and has loved Him ever since. She was part of the pastoral and worship teams for Bath City Church (now Life Church, Bath) before leading the intercessors team there for over a decade. She has led prophetic mentoring and various other small groups and workshops, including Alpha courses.
Jenny and her husband, Steve, have been married for over thirty years. They live in South West England and have four wonderful adult children. They are also now happy grandparents.
Amongst other things, Jenny enjoys walking in the countryside, singing, and playing the flute. She has a definite taste for adventure and travel.
Excerpts from Chapter 18 –Loved Into Life
All of us, at times, have felt alone and without help in an overwhelmingly difficult situation. If we cannot run from or resist this, our protective responses are to suppress or push it out of our current realities. To prevent the “whole self” from becoming flooded, our minds actively push away and store that memory in the subconscious until it is resolved.
Susan refers to these stored memories as “parts of our hearts.” They are areas of the subconscious that are effectively held in the experience as if it is still happening. When present-day situations arise with some similarity to the original experience, it may trigger these parts to come forward. We feel the intensity of the original event and react as if at the age it took place.
Even what we may think of as relatively minor events can overwhelm a child who feels alone. So, we all have parts that hold onto beliefs based on experiences rather than the truth of who we are in Christ. For me, because the trauma was very severe and ongoing, many of these parts became distinctly defined.
We are united with Jesus. Any time we believe, feel, or act in a way that is not like Jesus, it reveals a part of the heart believing an alternative reality based on experience, not truth. We can therefore differentiate between our true self and what Susan describes as a message from a messenger (part). The message does not define who we are. It shows what happened to us so we can acknowledge it, but we do not need to explore it further. It provides an opportunity for greater wholeness! Transformation is not through a method but comes by restoring the relationship of this messenger with our adult self and Jesus, bringing a new experience to replace the old one. We then invite the part to integrate, since we are the same person.
In my sessions with Susan, I, my true adult self secure with Jesus, intentionally connected with parts of my heart by seeing or sensing them internally and engaging them relationally. When they felt my love for them and my present reality, they discovered they were no longer alone and that the trauma they had been reliving was no longer happening. As I invited these parts to meet Jesus and experience His love, healing was profound. Events that had been overwhelming became irrelevant. Anger and other emotions simply dissolved as Jesus absorbed them, and the pain vanished. Exhausted parts and those tired of holding secrets came to rest. Often my body shook as it released trauma.
Jesus had a heavenly celebratory party prepared for returning parts and a beautiful garden for them to play in and explore. To some, He gave heavenly horses, and to others, chariots to ride in. Many received beautiful clothes and crowns to wear. None of this, though, was as wonderful as just being with Jesus. To those who felt worthless, He revealed their value and significance.
There was no need to revisit the trauma, and as I invited parts to come home because we are one person, often hundreds or even thousands integrated at once without me ever needing to know their story. Revisiting every traumatic experience would take longer than a lifetime! I was experiencing the finished work of the cross, bringing lasting miraculous transformation and glorifying Jesus.
Parts of me were returning home, but in this prophetic vision, God was showing me something greater. He is uniting everyone from every people group, nation, and tribe. Just as all parts of me are one, humanity is one in God’s sight.
Endorsements:
“A United Heart is a breathtaking journey from the depths of despair to the heights of redemption. Jenny Hewett’s courageous memoir chronicles her harrowing experience of Satanic Ritual Abuse and the miraculous journey of healing and restoration that followed. With raw honesty and unwavering faith, Jenny invites readers into her world where darkness once reigned but where the light of Jesus Christ ultimately triumphed. Through the pages of this compelling book, readers will witness the transformative power of God’s love as Jenny’s shattered heart is healed and her spirit set free from the chains of abuse and shame. Her story is a testament to God’s boundless grace and mercy, who is always faithful to rescue and redeem those who call upon His name.
A United Heart is not merely a memoir—it’s a beacon of hope for anyone who has ever felt trapped in darkness or overwhelmed by the pain of their past. With each page, Jenny’s journey from brokenness to wholeness serves as a powerful reminder that no matter how deep the wounds, God’s healing touch is always within reach. A United Heart is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the boundless love of a Savior who never gives up on His children.”
—Brian Simmons
Passion & Fire Ministries
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