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Category: appendant bodies

Freemasonry has a membership problem (which has caused a leadership problem)

January 10, 2024

appendant bodies, change, elections, freemason leadership, Freemasonry, grand lodge, masonic education, membership, servant leadership

WB Darin A. Lahners Emeritus contributor Robert Johnson published an article this past Wednesday on this blog, The Midnight Freemasons: Not Leadership, which has these key takeaways (From his TL/DR version of the article): Freemasonry as an organization has no stance, responsibility, or obligation to teach Leadership. Leadership can be learned within Freemasonry, but it is…
Whither are we traveling – Part Six

January 12, 2022

appendant bodies, critiques, Darin A. Lahners, Dwight Smith, Freemasonry, Whither Are We Traveling?

by Midnight Freemasons Contributor WB Darin A. Lahners As we continue to explore Dwight L. Smith’s seminal work, “Whither are We Traveling?”, we begin to explore his answers to the ten questions he posed for self-examination of the state of Ancient Craft Freemasonry in 1963. The questions he asked are as important and relevant now…

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