A Mason's Journey

Announcing "Sat Chats" that will start in November on "A Mason's Journey" FaceBook. Plus an update on other projects.

A quick update on the progress of volume II of "Noah's Quest" and expected timeline

The author announces publication of "Noah's Quest - Trial at the Gate" by "Perfect Ashlar Publishing". On sale now through Amazon.

The author describes his move to writing fiction and the status of his first effort and its pending publication.

Author announces publication of "Freemasonry in a Changing Culture" which analyzes society and identifies dangers ahead for the craft!

Author provides an update on current writing projects and expected publishing dates. He briefly addresses future plans beyond these efforts.

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 provides an update on new content and writing projects that are in progress. He also warns of possible changes coming to the site

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

The author ponders the coming change from serving in The East to returning to studies and research and the coming projects.

Quick update on my plans to resume a more robust writing and publishing schedule once I complete my term in the East in early July

An examination of the role of individual, full form degrees and catechisms in the initiation and education of new masons.

A quick catch up, explanation of recent delays, and a peek at things to come

A heads up that I've posted a new paper in my "Papers" section - "Living the Journey: The Duality of Masonry"

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

An exploration of the path of a masonic journey from its starting point at the west gate and the allegorical lesson we receive there.

A reflection on the annual sojourn to Waco, Texas for the Grand Lodge of Texas Annual Communication, and some personal thoughts on masonry.

The author discusses his decision on the future of "A Mason's Journey" and his view on three key relationships that constitute masonry.

The author informs that he is going to reassess the future of "A Mason's Journey" during the holidays and make necessary decisions

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