Groups

  • Beliefnet Knowledgebase
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    Beliefnet Knowledgebase
    Category: Technical Support
    Status: Member
    Description: Here to help one another out. Having problems with Beliefnet? Before you email the community box, check this group for tips. We invite all Beliefnet users to contribute with any tips they've picked up for working the site. This is not the place for complaints about the site or Beliefnet management or staff; rather, we are trying to help everyone use the site to it's fullest.
  • Dah's User to User Self Support
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    Dah's User to User Self Support
    Category: Technical Support
    Status: Member
    Description: We are here to help one another out. Having problems with Beliefnet? Are you feeling alone and unheard? Have you tried emailing the community box? You may wish to check this group for tips and help. We invite all Beliefnet users to contribute with any tips they've picked up for working with the site. This is NOT the place for complaints about the site or Beliefnet Management, Staff or Host; rather, we are trying to help everyone get the most enjoyment possible from the site!
  • If You're Happy and You Know It, Pass It On
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    If You're Happy and You Know It, Pass It On
    Category: Just for Fun
    Status: Member
    Description: What makes you happy? Share your thoughts right here about anything that puts a smile on your face, from life’s simple pleasures, special loves and big triumphs. Post photos, upload videos, share stories in the group forum or reflect in the group journal. Would you like to share your happiness in a book? The folks at Red Wheel Weiser Books invite you to also share your happiness comments and stories at happy@redwheelweiser.com where they will be considered for the forthcoming book, "If You're Happy and You Know It, Pass It On,” to be published Spring 2011.
  • Parkinson's Support and Discussion
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    Parkinson's Support and Discussion
    Category: Support Group
    Status: Member
    Description: Parkinson's Disease is an incurable and a progressive illness. It sounds like a death sentence, but it doesn't have to be. This is a place where those afflicted with the disease and those close to them can discuss their personal experiences, how they're dealing with Parkinson's, what kind of treatment works for them and what doesn't, and the latest research relating to the disease.