Susan Wenner Jackson

Ep 78: Taking a Personal Retreat

Sometimes you just need to get away, and be you. In this first service of the new year in 2021, Harmony member Susan Jackson discusses her decision to take a personal retreat for herself, and how it can help. This sermon is also available on Harmony’s YouTube channel at https://youtu.be/QgNQHxBEC5c

03May

Ep 65: Intermittent Fasting as a Physical, Mental, and Spiritual Practice

Intermittent Fasting (IF) has become quite the hot health and weight loss topic lately—with good reason. In her sermon on May 3, Susan Wenner Jackson shared what she’s discovered about the physical, mental, and spiritual benefits of fasting over the past year. WARNING: The information presented in this podcast

22Jan

Ep. 19: A Crash Course in Mindful Living

Mindfulness and meditation have become trendy topics in recent years, but how does reality compare to the hype? Get a little taste of what 2 Harmony members experienced as students in an 8-week mindful living course.

Harmony UU members Jen Gillum and Susan Wenner Jackson share a little taste of what they experienced as students of mindful living in this podcast episode of our January 7, 2018, service. Read more details about this sermon here: https://harmonyuu.org/the-sermons/crash-course-mindful-living/

19Oct

Ep. 17: Mending Children’s Minds, Bodies, and Spirits at One Way Farm

Our guest speaker shares how One Way Farm Children's Home shelters and cares for kids ages 6 to 18 who have been abused, abandoned, troubled or neglected.

In this podcast episode of our October 15, 2017, service, guest speaker Barbara Condo shares how One Way Farm Children’s Home helps kids who have been abused, abandoned, troubled, neglected, or victims of human trafficking. Read more details about this sermon here: https://harmonyuu.org/the-sermons/one-way-farm/

25Sep

Ep. 15: Charity vs. Social Justice

Our society could use more justice right now, but charity is still needed, too. Harmony junior high students discuss charity vs. social justice.

Our society could use more justice right now, but charity is still needed, too. How can we reconcile ways to be most helpful? In this podcast episode of our September 17, 2017, service, Harmony UU’s Sequoia students (grades 6 to 8) discuss their thoughts on charity vs. social justice. Read the full text of this

13Sep

UU Hurricane Relief

After two devastating hurricanes affected millions of Americans from Texas to Florida, many of us are wondering how we can help. The Unitarian Universalist Association has established two separate UU hurricane relief funds to assist UU congregations and members who were affected, as well as vulnerable populations

17Aug

Stand Up Against Hate: 5 Ways to Take Local Action

Living in the Cincinnati suburbs and want to fight white supremacy? Here are 5 ways to stand up against hate in Mason, West Chester, Landen, and more.

In the ongoing battle against racism, bigotry, and hate-fueled violence, “there is no neutrality,” wrote Rev. Elizabeth Nguyen, a spiritual advisor for Standing on the Side of Love, in a recent email to campaign supporters. “Now is when we show up. To confront hate—in the form of white

12Jan

Ep. 1: Won’t You Be My Neighbor?

This sermon was originally delivered to the congregation of Harmony, a Unitarian Universalist Community, on January 1, 2017. It is published here with permission from the writer, with all rights reserved. By Susan Wenner Jackson When I was a little girl, I loved Mr. Rogers. I’m sure many of you remember his

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Author: Susan Wenner Jackson

Ep 78: Taking a Personal Retreat

Ep 65: Intermittent Fasting as a Physical, Mental, and Spiritual Practice

Ep. 19: A Crash Course in Mindful Living

Ep. 17: Mending Children’s Minds, Bodies, and Spirits at One Way Farm

Ep. 15: Charity vs. Social Justice

UU Hurricane Relief

Stand Up Against Hate: 5 Ways to Take Local Action

Ep. 1: Won’t You Be My Neighbor?