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A worldwide online community of more than 1,000 Brethren. Study the history of the Craft before your next lodge visit, and meet Brothers in the countries you plan to travel to. One lifetime membership opens most of this shop.
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Pick your interests from a list of more than 1,500 and the Collective shows you Freemasons around the world who share them. A simple way to find a Brother to meet for coffee, or for lodge, before you land in a new city.
Your own record of every meeting you attend: the lodge, the meeting type, the role you played and private notes, with 17 meeting types, recurring schedules and lifetime stats. Every lodge you visit at home or abroad, kept in one place.
A private dashboard for Worshipful Masters, Secretaries and Treasurers. Manage members and officers, meetings and attendance, dues, income and expenses, and a Lodge Health indicator, with reports and exports. Not included in the Community.
Five books for the Brother who wants to be ready for any lodge, his own or one far from home: what to say at the festive board, how to conduct himself in lodge, and a hundred facts to carry the conversation over dinner.
IncludesWhat Do I Say? · 100 Facts About Freemasonry · Masonic Etiquette · The Masonic Way · The Master Mason's Guide to AI · Bonus: 200 Masonic Lessons
Bestselling MasonicFind books in one collection, including How to Become a Freemason, 100 Facts About Freemasonry, The Princes of Freemasonry and The Masonic Way. Light reading for the train or the hotel room.
Nine self-paced courses from Entered Apprentice to Master Mason, covering the history, symbolism and practice of the Craft. Study at your own pace, wherever you are.
More than 340 rare and out-of-print Masonic books, scanned from original printings dating from 1723 to the early 1900s. Read online or keep the PDFs, and carry three centuries of Masonic history in your bag.
A growing collection of original Masonic lectures, ready for an education night in your lodge or for personal study in the quiet hours between meetings and journeys.
For men thinking of joining. Five steps and 35 lessons take you from your first question to your first year in lodge: what Freemasonry is, a short honest history from 1717, how to find a lodge and what happens after you petition.
"Would you like to respond?" Toasts, responses and speeches for every occasion, so you are never lost for words at the festive board, especially as a visitor in someone else's lodge.
An honest guide to every chair: what office really costs, how to learn the work, how to lead in the East and how to be a Past Master the lodge is glad of. 16 chapters, 128 practical action steps and a ritual memorisation workbook.
A hundred facts about the history and traditions of the Craft, illustrated with symbols and images. Good company on a long journey, and plenty to talk about over dinner after lodge.
More than 150 ready-to-use prompts for lodge admin, education nights, speeches, mentoring and the study of symbolism and history. Useful for researching a lodge or a Masonic landmark before you visit.
The core teachings of Freemasonry distilled into 15 philosophies every man can live by, in his work, at home and on the road, not only in the lodge room.
A plain guide for men interested in joining the Craft: what to expect, how to find a lodge and how the process works.
Masonic lessons in leadership for the home, the workplace and the lodge.
Learn how to walk into any regular lodge on Earth and be welcomed as a Brother. The essential read before your first visit abroad.
A clear, practical guide to proper conduct in lodge and beyond, for the many Brethren who only ever learned it by observation and correction.
200 short, direct Masonic lessons in character, discipline and work. One for every coffee stop on the journey.
How Brothers actually learn their work, deliver it with meaning and recover when the words run out. Includes a six-week learning plan.
Ask anything about Freemasonry, from its history and symbolism to lodge etiquette and the degrees. Handy when a symbol or custom in a foreign lodge leaves you curious.
