A short explanation of some of the workings of the Grand Lodge and the subordinate Lodges
Just as the individual is the foundation of our Society of Friends and Brothers, so is the Masonic Lodge the fundamental organization of it. This basic unit of the organization is called the "Blue Lodge", it always operates under code prescribed by a Grand Lodge. There is no higher Masonic authority than a Grand Lodge, and each Grand Lodge is the sovereign authority within the State or Country over which it claims jurisdiction.
It's Lodge Night Tonight
(Author Unknown) He slowly opened the door to his locker. He hung his police uniform on the hooks and took out his suit. It was Lodge night. He watched as the last employee left his business, locked the building and made the evening bank drop. He then headed off with a whistle on his lips and a spring in his step. It was Lodge night. The young man helped his wife clear the table. He then said good night to his children and snuck into his room to change his clothes. Upon leaving he smiled at his wife and kissed her. It was Lodge night.
What Is Freemasonry Video
From Indiana Grand Lodge. Shown at the 2006 Friendship Night.
On Yonder Book
Given by WB Ellis Mills at the 2006 Barn Raising.
Author M.W. Benjamin Hadley, Past Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Maine
In Masons' Lodge with darkened eyes, And cable tow about you, You swore to keep all mysteriesThat Masons keep and Masons prize; The Brothers' secret whispered low; The words they speak, the things they do, In mystic manner taught you, On yonder book, that oath you took, And you should break it never, But stand by this ___, and this ___, and this ___, Forever and forever.
Educational Presentation Mar '06 - Computer Cowens and Eavesdroppers
Originally presented by John E. Evans, Jr., SW We will go over Spam, Popups, Trojans; how to avoid them and how to clean them
Ten Master Masons
Ten Master Masons, happy, doing fine; One listened to a rumor, then there were nine.
Educational Presentation Jan '06 - E-Mail Basics
Originally presented by John Evans, Jr., SW We will go over the basics of e-mail, including scams, spam and etiquette.


