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Links of Interest or Importance:
Older than 7 September 2007: NPR recently did an article about freemasonry, which can be heard and read here. The Masonic Dictionary is back up and running, and is an excellent resource. Congratulations to Bremerton #117 for winning a Mark Twain Awareness Award from the Masonic Service Assoc.! The WA-CHIP program is an important resource for helping youth who are lost or missing. Dunbar lodge #118, AF&AM of BC & Yukon, is our sister lodge in Canada. District Eight has an excellent resource for those considering Masonry. Why don't Masonic organizations sponsor NASCAR drivers? Well, Scottish Rite does! Brian Conz is the driver of #34. We have received a note from a soldier in the company in Iraq to whom we donated comfort items. It can be viewed, along with a thank you from our most recent past Worshipful Master, here. Several lodges in South Snohomish County, including Robert Burns, are investigating opening a new Masonic Center in Mountlake Terrace. More information can be found at the following three links: Page One, Page Two, Page Three. The project is being spearheaded by Genesis #305. The Grand Master of the F&AM of WA has recently re-issued guidance regarding how a Master Mason can ask a non-Mason whom he believes to be worthy of the degrees if the non-Mason is interested in doing so. That guidance can be found here. Robert Burns is a lodge in District Eight of the jurisdiction of the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Washington. Many wonder "where is our Grand Master today?" What is Freemasonry? Check out Wikipedia's definition. Information about Robert Burns in general, or Robert Burns as a Mason in particular. The schedule of the Everett Masonic Center. Recently, Masonry was featured in an article on the front page of the New York Times. You need to join the NYT website to view it, but it is free and minimally intrusive. Some other groups with interesting information about Freemasonry: Washington's Masonic Tribune. The Quatuor Coronati Lodge 2076 of the UGLE, a Masonic research lodge. The Philalethes Society, a US based research society The Supreme Council of the 33rd Degree for the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Southern Jurisdiction of the USA (of which Washington is a part). The site of American Mason Magazine. What, you ask, is the world's oldest webpage about Freemasonry? masonrypage.org claims the title, and I know of no reason to doubt them. |
