A Mason's Journey

I’m taking us back to my website for closer look my latest improvements on "A Mason's Journey" and at several additions and the changes that I’ve made since February. The truth is that I’ve added a new function or feature every week since the beginning of March

Brethren, it is done. I have just completed a four-week effort to refresh my website which is formally called “Trestleboard for a Mason’s Journey”, and it is once again ready for prime time!

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”?

"A Mason’s Journey – Noah’s Legacy: Rituals & Sacred Memories" continues the story of Noah Lewis, a familiar guide whose search for light does not end with death, but deepens beyond it. In this volume, William H. Boyd, Past Master, invites readers into a thoughtful work of Masonic historical fiction that explores ritual, symbolism, and the power of memory across time.

Since some time has passed since Noah Lewis arrived on the scene in 2021, I’ve received several good questions about the series, some from masons who have read the series, and some from those who are considering whether or not they want  to read the series. As I ( we ) wait for the release of my latest book in the Noah series, I’ve decided to address some of the most salient questions, those whose answers I think provide the best basis for one to use in a decision to pick up

We talk frequently about our mentors, and we talk about our instructors, and sometimes we even talk about various masonic thought leaders and educational speakers, but let me ask you this – who brought you up?

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