The Tiferet Face­book Page is a great place to share links to things you think our mem­bers will like. We’ve seen peo­ple shar­ing links to var­i­ous web­sites, videos and even to their own web­site.  One of our goals at Tiferet is to make sure peo­ple know about all the inter­est­ing things they can dis­cover by being a part of the com­mu­nity, so we have a new we want to offer for shar­ing links to Face­book. Instead of post­ing cer­tain links directly on the Tiferet Face­book, we’ve set up a spe­cial cat­e­gory, so you can post your link here, on Tiferet, then post the Tiferet link to the Face­book Page. How does this work? When links are posted directly to the Fan Page and some­one clicks on them, they are taken directly to that link.  This bypasses the Tiferet web­site.  By post­ing via a Tiferet Link, you will help keep peo­ple aware of TiferetJournal.com and give them access to other “Fea­tured” Tiferet links. How do I do it? It’s easy, sim­ply cre­ate a new post, and check off the “Rec­om­mended” Cat­e­gory, click “Pub­lish” then copy and paste the link to your newly pub­lished post on the Tiferet Face­book Page. Let’s look at it step by Read the Rest…

I found an amaz­ing web­site that allows you to see the scale of the “stuff” of our uni­verse.  From atoms to plan­ets, scroll the slider to see how big or small the items of our world are in a way you’ve never seen it before. Click here to check it out!

This guide is for both brand new Tiferet Com­mu­nity mem­bers, for the mem­bers join­ing us from the old NING web­site and will cover: Gen­eral Infor­ma­tion How to cre­ate your account How to log in to tiferetjournal.com What if I for­got my pass­word? How to become a Tiferet Patron How to upload a pic­ture to your account How to cre­ate a new blog post How to edit or delete a blog post Video Tuto­ri­als Gen­eral Infor­ma­tion: The Tiferet Com­mu­nity web­site is designed to be easy to nav­i­gate and use. Those famil­iar with blog­ging tools might be inter­ested to know that this site is built on the Word­Press plat­form, soft­ware specif­i­cally designed for pub­lish­ing con­tent. The Tiferet Com­mu­nity is open to all mem­bers, and is com­pletely free to use.  Peo­ple wish­ing to pro­vide sup­port to the Tiferet Com­mu­nity may sign to become a Tiferet Patron mem­ber for only $48 per year ($4 a month!).  Tiferet Patron’s have access to cer­tain pre­mium areas of the Com­mu­nity, like the Tiferet Jour­nal Archives. How to cre­ate an account: At the top of the site you will see a but­ton titled:  “Join the Tiferet Com­mu­nity”, click that.  Next please fill in your user account infor­ma­tion and then click “Sub­mit”.  Your Read the Rest…

Episode 14: Inter­view with Eliz­a­beth Cun­ning­ham Lis­ten to the replay or down­load the MP3 to your com­puter. Melissa Stud­dard talks with Eliz­a­beth Cun­ning­ham, nov­el­ist, poet, inter­faith min­is­ter, and coun­selor. Cun­ning­ham is the direct descen­dant of nine gen­er­a­tions of Epis­co­pal priests and grew up hear­ing rich litur­gi­cal and bib­li­cal lan­guage, which, among other lit­er­ary and per­sonal influ­ences, strongly informs her writ­ing. She is the author of the series The Maeve Chron­i­cles, as well as many indi­vid­ual books, such as TheWild Mother; The Return of the God­dess, a Divine Com­edy; How to Spin Gold, a Woman’sTale; Small Bird; and Wild Mercy. The novel Red Robed Priest­ess, the fourth of The Maeve Chron­i­cles will be released in mid-November. Cun­ning­ham has stated that both The Maeve Chron­i­cles and her inter­faith min­istry express her pro­found desire to rec­on­cile her Chris­t­ian roots with her call to explore the divine feminine. For more infor­ma­tion about Eliz­a­beth Cun­ning­ham, please visit here. Episode 13: Inter­view with Adele Kenny and Deb­o­rah LaVeg­lia Lis­ten to the replay or down­load the MP3 to your com­puter. Melissa Stud­dard talks with Adele Kenny and Deb­o­rah LaVeg­lia. Both are read­ing series direc­tors: Kenny is the direc­tor of Car­riage House Poetry Read­ing Series, and LaVeg­lia directs Poet­sWednes­day. Both also work for Tiferet, Kenny as a poetry edi­tor and LaVeg­lia as a Read the Rest…