Lincolnshire Freemasons rev up for touring opportunities
Lincolnshire Masons rev up for touring opportunities
West Kent Freemasons donation to help DIY SOS replace stolen tools
West Kent Freemasons donation to help DIY SOS replace stolen tools
Gloucestershire Freemasons raise £1.75 million for a number of charities
‘A force for good,’ was how Dame Janet Trotter, Lord Lieutenant for Gloucestershire, described Freemasons in the county and the wider area Dame Janet was…
Inside the Freemasons: The Grand Lodge Uncovered Now Available on Amazon Prime
Amazon Prime documentary “Inside The Freemasons” sheds light on the society, with insider John Hamill explaining what it takes to join. Freemasonry….
Freemasons Donation helps Hinchingbrooke Hospital purchase an AquaVENT Heated Breathing System
On Monday the 22nd October three members of Samuel Pepys Lodge No 8330 visited Hinchingbrooke Hospital to present Sister Sam Clayton-Roberts, of the Critical Care Unit, a cheque for £8,100. The donation was to enable them to purchase an AquaVENT machine. AquaVENT Heated Breathing Systems combine technological advances in thermal conductivity and breathing circuit construction to deliver optimal and controlled humidification. Basically, it assists patients in a serious condition to breath without causing damage to their respiratory systems.
Liberté Cherie – a Masonic Melodrama by Richard Simmons and Dafydd Bullock
Liberté chérie was one of the very few Masonic lodges founded within a Nazi concentration camp during the Second World War. On November 15, 1943,…
British Military Freemasons
There’s a new group of Freemasons in town – British Military Freemasons, or BMF. Started in late 2013 it currently has over 500 members, with half of…
Freemasons donate to Local Football Club
On Saturday 20th October, the Rochdale District Charity Steward WBro Kenny Greer was delighted to present a cheque for £600.00 on behalf of the ELMC to…
Scottish Freemasonry – An Introduction – Video
It can be argued that regulated Freemasonry in Scotland is older than in any other part of the British Isles. The connection between the craft of stonemasonry and modern Freemasonry can be readily established in Scotland.
The Old Charges Revisited
Since 1717, this has been a subject of passionate concern to almost every Freemason. There remain a mass of competing views and theories, and this question has dominated research into Freemasonry.