Ancient Constitutions and Old Masonic Manuscripts In the old, operative stonemason days, the Old Charges were used in making a Mason. They are known by various names including Old Records, Legends...

Every lodge should have a Masonic Mentor Program. The Masonic Mentor Program should be run by the Masonic Mentor Program Committee. The Masonic Mentor Program should consist of at least three peopl...

Every Masonic lodge has a Masonic Refreshment Committee that comprises of 3 Master Masons. They include the following: The Senior or Junior Steward The Senior Deacon The Junior Warden who is the C...

We have noticed some recent questions on how to become a Freemason on our blog. In this blog post, we’ll tell you all that you need to know about becoming a Freemason. If you join the Freemason Bro...

The Masonic Anchor and Ark are symbols of a life well spent and a deeply rooted hope.

Masonic Fundraisers are a means by which Masonic lodges can promote charitable causes in their local communities. Some Masonic lodges organize fundraisers to donate money to the national level for ...

The Masonic Acacia or Sprig of Acacia is a symbol of the immortality of the soul. In this article, we’ll look at the history of the Acacia and its usage in religion through historical times.

There are several Masonic books in existence. But there are a select few that are very hard to find. These ones are the rare ones. The First Masonic Book to be Published in America The very first ...

In King’s Solomon’s time, the Masonic Sheaf of Corn represented the wages that master Masons gained from their labors.Today, the Masonic Sheaf of Corn serves as a symbol of that past time, especial...