Recommended
Readings
ABOUT Lodges,
EDUCATION AND LEADERSHIP
Below are books that lodges can utilized for Masonic Education, administration of lodges
or leadership development.
75 Ways to Attract and Retain New Members
101+ Ways to Improve Interest and Attendance in Your Masonic
Lodge
150+ Ways to Involve Your Lodge With the Family and in the
Community
3-5-7 Minute Talks on Freemasonry by Benjamin Elbert Bede
A Masonic Thought for Each Day of the Year by Alphonse Cerza
A Treasury of Masonic Thought by Carl Glick
Along Masonic Trails by Wilmer E. Bresee Art of Memory by Frances Yates
Chips From the Quarries by Richard H. Brown Cornerstones of Freedom - A Masonic
Tradition by S. Brent Morris
Discusses the cornerstone laying ceremony and its history. Designs
Upon the Trestleboard by Arthur Herman
Family Masonic Education Workbook by Burt Prater
Fraternal Poetry & Prose by Henry Emmerson Freemasonry at the Top
by .John E. Beumont
Easy to read and helpful to those who would be our leaders.
Freemasonry and its Etiquette by William Campbell-Everden Getting and Giving Masonic Knowledge
by Harry Mendoza
How to Become a Masonic Lodge Officer by H.L. Haywood
Key to Freemasonry's
Growth, Allen E. Roberts, 1969
Mackeys
Jurisprudence of Freemasonry by Albert G. Mackey / Hardcover
An excellent quick reference source of the written and unwritten laws, rules and
regulations of Freemasonry. Especially important for its treatment of landmarks
and Ancient Constitutions. Covers the Law for Lodges, for Candidates, for
Individuals and for Grand Lodges.
Masonic Addresses by Barnard Eberlin
Masonic Lodge Methods by L. B. Blakemore Masonic Lifeline - Leadership
by Allen E. Roberts
A manual for "growing" leaders of Freemasons.
Masonic Odes and Poems by S. Brent Morris
Masonic Philanthropies by S. Brent Morris. Masonic Quiz Book by Q. O.
Peterson
Masonic trivia (and
facts) by Allen E. Roberts / Hardcover
Within Masonic Trivia (and Facts) is more information than will be found between
two covers, with the exception of an encyclopedia. The more than 600 questions
and answers covers the story of Freemasonry from its earliest days to the
present. Here the reader will meet many world leaders, men who worked an pleaded
for men and women to support and love one another. From Aberdeen to the Ziegfeld
Follies the answers to hundreds of questions will be found. The "mysteries" of
the oldest fraternal organization in the world are uncovered many of them for
the first time. Here the reader will find there are actually no secrets in
Freemasonry. The comprehensive index will make it easy to find any subject or
person quickly. Meeting the Challenge: The Lodge at
Work
One Hundred Short Prayers by May Stafford Hilburn
Our Stations and Places by Henry G. Meacham Planning for the East
by Grand Lodge of
Missouri
Prayers for All Occasions by Stuart R. Oglesby Questions and Answers
by A.R.
Chambers
Short Talks on Masonry by Joseph Fort Newton
Sing, Brothers, Sing by Carl F. Price The Masonic Scholar - A
Manual of Masonic Education for Candidates by Grand Lodge of California, F. &
A.M.
The Master's Book
by Carl H. Claudy, 1935
For the Warden preparing for his term as Worshipful Master.
The Old Past Master by Carl H. Claudy
The Search for Leadership by Allen Roberts Twice
Told Tales: A Masonic Reader, by L. Helms. Although many of the conclusions
reached by this author are based solely on Masonic sources such as Mackey and
Coil, this is a great book for the Lodge Education Officer. Many of the myths
that have grown up around Freemasonry are explored. The chapters are short,
informative, and to the point.
Whither Are We Traveling by Dwight L. Smith back to top
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