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Chapter II

…This chapter begins with a review of the symbolism attached to the term “Blue Lodge.” The prerequisite qualifications for membership are then followed with information on the duties and responsibilities…

Research

…no ‘authenticity bureau’ which fact-checks any writing and, although our dissenters consistently claim otherwise, ONLY a Grand Master can speak for HIS jurisdiction and then ONLY during his term of…

Entered Apprentice

…of preachment, but, as instructors, we can greatly assist the new Mason’s discovery of these fundamental considerations by helping him in his search for clear statements of Freemasonry’s goals. 2….

The Masonic Instructor’s Manual

…of Most Worshipful C. Ross Buzzell and through the cooperation of forty lodges within the state. At the termination of this “pilot phase,” the draft for the instructor’s manual was…

Accepted Candidate

…has as its goals (a) a general acquaintance with the emblem of Freemasonry, (b) a familiarization with the Fraternity and with the lodge and its Masonic significance. (Notes: The term…

Lodge Officers Manual

…these Brethren will determine Lodge attendance at future meetings. Your family and friends will either be proud of you, or sorry for you, depending on how well you do as…

CHAPTER V

…Free and Accepted Masons. As used today by American Grand Lodges, the term Ancient simply means that Freemasonry is old; however, the word has many connotations within Freemasonry other than…

Chapter III

…which attempt to characterize the Supreme Being or in stipulating liturgical forms of worship. In simplest terms Freemasonry, while deeply religious, makes no claim to be a revealed Religion. It…