The transition from the East to a seat in the sidelines can be a challenging one, not the least reason being a sense of “what do I do now?” In this article the responsibilities of the Past Masters are explored and celebrated.
A Past Master from Minnesota explores what it takes to be an officer of the Lodge, and what leaders should look for when selecting junior officers to enter or continue up the line.
A Past Grand Master gives his thoughts on what it is to be “At Work” in a Lodge and in the community. What goals a Lodge should have, and what its guiding principals should be.
Worldly wealth and honors are not that which makes a man a Mason, nor that which makes a man wise. Brother Fischer explores what it takes to be wise, and what it takes to recognize wisdom in others.
I would personally like to welcome all of our continuing and incoming Officers who are going to help lead and direct the Lodge through 2017, and thank your Worshipful Master for his leadership this year!
