Tag Archives: Membership

MEMBERSHIP – an Achievable Goal

Posted on December 16, 2014 by Jake Mohns

R.W.Bro Hugh Goldie, DDGM, Frontenac District, Grand Lodge of Canada in the Province of Ontario,   Speaking at his Official Visit to Prince of Wales Lodge No. 157, Napanee, Ontario, 07 November 2012  MEMBERSHIP At your meeting back in September … Continue reading →

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9 things you didn’t know about Freemasonry

Posted on December 2, 2014 by Jake Mohns

9 things you didn’t know about Freemasonry 1.  When meeting, Masons do not discuss religion or politics. “There are certain subjects which are prevented or we simply proscribe from discussing within the lodge,” Piers Vaughan, master of St. John’s Lodge … Continue reading →

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Are you interested in a Real Chartered ‘Virtual’ Lodge?

Posted on April 26, 2014 by Jake Mohns

For those of you who are unaware of what is happening on the ‘Cutting Edge’ of the Craft (Information Contact Form located at bottom of this page) The Grand Lodge of Manitoba has entered the 21st Century with respect to … Continue reading →

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MOTIVATION OF LODGE MEMBERS IN MASONIC ACTIVITIES

Posted on February 23, 2014 by Jake Mohns

MOTIVATION OF LODGE MEMBERS IN MASONIC ACTIVITIES By R.W. Brother Ronald A. Brinkman, Grand Secretary of New Mexico This paper has been adapted from a paper given at the Southwest Masonic Conference several years ago by R.W. Bro. Brinkman. His … Continue reading →

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How Freemasonry is Missing The Boat

Posted on February 18, 2014 by Jake Mohns

How Freemasonry Is Missing The Boat by Bro. Frederick Milliken Once again in Masonic circles of discussion we hear the debate searching for the answers as to why the decline in Masonic membership continues.  All sorts of hypotheses have been … Continue reading →

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Peaks and Valleys

Posted on February 13, 2014 by Jake Mohns

PEAKS AND VALLEYS A recent survey of Grand Masters indicated a need for factual data on “membership retention.” This Short Talk Bulletin has been prepared to put the “problem” into perspective. This is an age of super technology. The electronic … Continue reading →

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Motivating the Mason as a Private Citizen

Posted on February 12, 2014 by Jake Mohns

MOTIVATING THE MASON AS A PRIVATE CITIZEN Duncan C. Howard, Past Grand Master-Texas Howard Hill, the famous bow hunter, says that unless you know the habitat and the nature of the game you hunt you are not hunting at all, … Continue reading →

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He was a Mason

Posted on December 11, 2013 by Jake Mohns

He was a Mason It happens nearly every day in the major newspapers of our cities. A prominent citizen’s obituary appears with a substantial headline. The writer begins with the most recent details age, cause of death, current residence. There … Continue reading →

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Innovations in the body of Masonry

Posted on July 16, 2013 by Jake Mohns

This page contains Masonic information – not available to the public. Once registered and/or Logged In, you will have access to view this and many other articles. ++++ YOU CAN REGISTER AND LOGIN ON THE HOME PAGE ++++

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“Open Air Meetings” – Get the Ball Rollin’ …. Think outside the Box !!

Posted on May 2, 2013 by Jake Mohns

HIGHEST HILLS OR LOWEST VALES By Keilh Arrington For many years, Brother Keith Arrington served as the Assistant Librarian for the Grand Lodge of lowa Library, where he served as a “fount of knowledge” for scores of Masonic students. He … Continue reading →

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