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Congratulations Brother!

Welcome aboard Brother.

Congratulations Brother! Enjoy the light, this night only comes once.

Welcome aboard Bro. David.

Awesome post! As TravelingMan pointed out, we should always apply our working tools, regardless of the light we wear upon our person. My son, daughter, and their friends watch my actions, and have no clue what the square and compasses are? We teach by example, and our friends, neighbors...

Let me introduce the speaker of the evening, although, as presiding officers so often say, he hardly needs an introduction. I believe that most Masons know him well and, after I describe him, you will easily recognize him. He is the Tiler of his Lodge and a very interesting man to meet. You will...

Welcome aboard Brother!

Welcome aboard Bro. Jerry.

Thanks for sharing. Congratulations to you and your Son! Another great day in Masonry!

stanb, here is a link that has a whole bunch of them. http://www.freemasons-freemasonry.com/TBs.html

Internet searches initially, but I really noticed when the iPhone app was released. I've been here since.

Good job Bro. Ashton. Thanks a lot.

Lodge Name: The Colony Lodge No. 1451 Address: 4630 W Lake Highlands The Colony, TX 75056 Worshipful Master: B.J. Greer Contact for lodge member and/or lodge: Keith Tyler Meeting Date/Time: Second Tuesday of each month, dinner 6:30, meeting at 7:30 Meeting Dress: Casual

Indeed "... that valuable branch of education which tends so effectively to polish and adorn the mind". The charge you allude to clearly demonstrates how Geometry and Masonry are synonymous terms, "both being of divine and moral nature", and further described, "Geometry, the first and noblest of...

Welcome aboard Bro. Chad.

I found this on freemasoninformation.com. It's actually a summation of a Short Talk Bulletin from Ill∴Norman R. Buecker, MSA, 33°. Ill ∴ Buecker answers his own question with six points. 1) Since Freemasonry does not work through society or any of its institutions, it is then centered...

Welcome aboard Bro. Mac. I've enjoyed your recent posts. Thanks for sharing!

Welcome Bro. Mac. I wish you the best of luck!

Outstanding. I'll see you there!

I was cruising around the Internet, chasing blogs on Freemasonry, when I ran across one at freemasoninformation.com titled "Becoming a Mason: What could go wrong?". In the essay, the author paints a worst case scenario of a Candidate's trip from the outside of the door, all the way through...