Anyone interested in learning a lecture or a charge please contact WBro John Reed or WBro Harvey Travis.  There is a group of brothers who meet every month to help one another with the various lectures for all three degrees as well as the charges for each.  One of the ways to become more involved is by learning a lecture or a charge and learning the meaning behind the wording.  Someone once told me that each of the words were chosen for the lectures and charges which shows that they were inte...
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Haven't been to Lodge for a while?  Think you might have forgot some things about lodge that you feel embarrassed about forgetting?  Most of us have been in those same shoes as you.  This is your lodge as well as our lodge.  Please come to any meeting you can.  I guarantee you won't be embarrassed at all.  We offer training and counsel for those who have forgotten some things related to lodge and have an informative educational program at each stated meeting.
Our stated meetings are the first ...
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Our annual Pork Roast and fellowship is set for September 15 on Buell Island, Shelter A.  Please bring with you a covered dish, etc.,  Meat provided.  There will be games for adults (corn hole) and children to play.  Bring the family and have a fun day with your fellow lodge brothers and friends.  Public is invited too.  If you know someone who would make a good Mason, invite him and his family to attend.  Thsi is an open picnic and all are invited.
Dinner time is set for about 5 PM but come e...
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A very interesting link on the Ohio Grand Lodge site is freemasonuniversity.com

There are sections for Leaderhip, Management and Ritual as well as Resources, contact information and a blog section similar to this.  The site is NOT just for Freemasons but is intended for any person who wishes to improve him or herself in the skills of leadership or management.  Some of the sections for Ritual are intended more for us as Freemasons but does help others to dispell rumors and separate myth from fa...
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The question is often asked, "What does it take to be a Mason?"  That is obviously a very good question to ask a Mason and is key to a person becoming a Mason.  Masonry accepts a good man and helps him to become an even better man, honest and true to his fellow man.  Matthew 7-7 provides some very good clues to the concept of what it takes to be made a Mason. 
"Do I have to be rich or otherwise wealthy to become a Mason?"  No, Masonry regards no man for his wordly wealth.
"Do I have to believe...
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