A Mason's Journey

Brethren, Companions, and Sir Knights – my brothers all! I write today to address a very deep and complicated question: “Text me, or text me not”?

The manual is essentially a three-section guide to creating and instituting an education program tailored to your lodge and its needs.

"Echoes From a Mason's Journey" - a collection of my blog and web posts.

To my close and fraternal brother, how are you?

A brief post on the need for "Mentoring on the Fly"

What are the "Working Tools" of a Worshipful Master?

An examination of the question about the value of reading and approving Minutes from previous meetings

A "thought exercise" designed to examine our questions about our membership rolls.

An examination of the tradition of the United States Marine Corps for lessons on Masonic membership

BroBill provides thoughts and recommendations for newly elected and newly installed Worshipful Masters

The author provides some thoughts on remaining focused on our journey during this time of turmoil within the jurisdiction

The author challenges the brethren to step up and take on those things they find troubling within the fraternity and improve themselves

The author discusses some of the masonic influence in The Wizard of Oz and provides and update on several projects.

Author announces a delay in publishing an article and a reversal of one of his long-held positions on "change" in the fraternity.

The author offers some advice to incoming masters and their officers and examines the four cardinal virtues.

I quick look at the issue of publishing pictures of EA's and FC's from the author's point of view.

The author addresses the question of shaping a masonic journey based on the experiences and opinions of others.

The author shares his view on the debate in Texas about changing the rules governing alcohol on lodge property.

A quick examination of the role of committees in a lodge, within a masonic journey, and within masonry.

Part III in a series examining why Freemasonry is structured as it is, how it makes good men better, and potential impacts from changes.