Some musings on lodge website content.

First, a few caveats: your website should not identify any individual without their express permission. It should be in good taste, only provide public information and provide credit where due.

Some ideas:

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The Festive Board after a Lodge meeting can be a nerve-wracking time for the Junior Warden. Having experienced being on both sides of the gavel, I have found the linked files to be useful for me in organizing the event, and staying on track. The list ensures I miss nothing (usually), provides text w...

The Educator is a personal publication created by V. W. Bro Norm McEvoy in April 2003 with the intention of sharing educational papers on Freemasonry and related topics, which are both interesting and informative. At that time, circulation was by email and restricted to the membership of his own Ma...

Does your lodge have a web presence? How does it look to outsiders; clear, clean easy to navigate, contemporaneous? If you don't have a website, why not?

A quality lodge website can be created at little cost and has the possibility for great return to the lodge. Most men looking for a lodge experienc...

I was recently provided a link to an on-line library of Classic Masonic literature. Halifax Lodge No. 81 of Daytona Beach, Florida has collected a sizeable number of older texts on the topic of Craft Masonry. there are some great titles in this collection:

The 47th Problem    ...