Educational Articles, Books, Book reviews

"The genius of Freemasonry is not our Masonic buildings and temples or the trappings of our organisations. It is not our great charities or community activities. It is not our beautiful rituals or their teachings! It is the 'practice of Freemasonry' by the Freemasons. Yet we cannot practice that which we do not know or understand. Thus Masonic education is the foundation for our Fraternity. Brother Carl H. Claudy in The Master's Book says, '.. one thing and only one thing a Masonic Lodge can give its members which they can get nowhere else in the world. That one thing is Masonry."

Michael L. Wiggins, P.M.

Educational, inspirational, and thought-provoking articles, books and book reviews can be found below

Lectures

These are lectures that have been presented in the District.

Masonic articles

Articles on Masonic subjects written by various members of the Lodge.

Book reviews

Reviews and commentaries on books that have Masonic or Esoteric subject matter.

Other articles

Articles, not Masonically related, but can be categorized as Nature and Science.

Books

Masonic and Esoteric Books

Books by our very own W. Bro Rob Lund

Famous Freemasons

This website has a long list of famous people who are or were Masons.

Sacred Texts online

A link to the Sacred Text Archives containing more than 1700 texts sacred to many organisations.

The wisdom of the ages--all major world scriptures from the Bible to the Rig-Veda. Experience six thousand years of faith, from the oldest texts such as the Babylonian Enuma Elish and the Egyptian Book of the Dead. Includes the Bible in English, Hebrew, Greek and Latin, linked to extensive reference material, along with the Apocrypha. Sit with the wisest rabbis of antiquity and give your mind a world-class workout while they argue the fine points of the Talmud. The Quran is included, in both Arabic and English, along with other key Islamic texts such as the Hadith and the mystical Sufis. Read the most important documents of Christianity, from the earliest days, through the Reformation and modern times.