Masonic folk art offers a bridge between the fraternity and the wider world.
How today’s makers are keeping the Masonic artistic tradition alive—with some twists.
For members of San Francisco’s Logos Lodge No. 861, creativity permeates all aspects of lodge life.
The fire in Paradise took everything from Nate Smith. It also gave him the inspiration to kick-start his country music career.
How do you tell a life story, set new goals, and define your legacy-all on a single lapel pin.
At the Masonic Home in Union City, residents find peace and wellness in spinning blades of steel.
This miniature, golden metal altar—found in the Henry W. Coil Library and Museum of Freemasonry—is undeniably cool. As for what, precisely, it’s for? That’s less clear.
Member restoration is an important new program. Learn more about it.
A new sister lodge program pairs rural lodges with big-city siblings.
Newly installed Grand Master of California John E. Trauner opens up about leadership lessons, learning from history, and heeding the advice of his greatest hero—his dad.
Together with the rest of the Grand Family, Grand Master John E. Trauner has announced his administration’s proclamations for the 2020 fraternal year.
Join John and Dana Trauner on the once-in-a-lifetime Grand Master’s Tour to Israel!
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Sep/Oct 2019
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Women and Freemasonry
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100 Years of DeMolay
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Friendship
Nov/Dec 2018
Our Material Worlds
Sep/Oct 2018