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A new Masonic scholarship in San Diego recognizes Johnny Ritchey, the “Jackie Robinson of the West Coast.”

From one of the early members of Sublime to mayor of La Palma, California Freemason Marshall Goodman is well-qualified to represent the L.B.C.

Why building harmony and friendships are the most important parts of Freemasonry.

Twenty-five years ago, the Grand Lodge of California and the Prince Hall Grand Lodge of California changed the way we all view Freemasonry.

Experts from the Masonic Assistance and MCYAF teams offer strategies for managing— and mastering—uncomfortable conversations.

Mason and manliness expert Brett McKay unpacks why letting go is the ultimate power move.

The newly launched iMember 2.0 promises to make Masons’ lives a lot easier.

With Freemasonry expanding to new jurisdictions, it can be tricky to remember what one can – and can’t – share. How does one navigate conversations?

Material objects convey culture and reflect shared experiences that span time and geography. Few organizations have as rich a material culture as Freemasonry. Brothers’ lodge attire, jewelry, Masonic gifts, lodge rooms, and ceremonial tools have a profound effect on the member experience – and they do so by design.

One Northern California lodge found that giving back to local DeMolays brought great meaning and purpose to the young men they supported.

The president of the DeMolay Foundation, a Masons and Pace Setter donor, reflects on how the order prepared him for his role as a global CFO.

Meaningful scholarships give deserving students and Masonic youth leaders an opportunity to build a successful future.

New lodges and changes in membership demographics are positioning California Masonry to be stronger and more vibrant than ever.