Freemasonry: the next generation

It’s been a while since I last updated you on activities with my books and talks. I want to tell you about two new talks that I am now offering, and a little about books in the pipeline.

The first new talk is called, “Freemasonry: the next generation.” I wrote this for a New & Young Masons conference in the Province of West Lancashire, England, and went down very well. It looks at how we can engage and involve the next generation of Freemasons and secure the future of our Lodges.

The other, only finished last evening, is currently called, “Modernising Lodges for the twenty-first century.” That title is likely to evolve when I find something more catchy. It looks at what Lodges can do to “fix their leaky buckets” and modernise their practices. It draws on material in “The Seven Habits of Highly Successful Lodges” which I have not included in previous talks.

I also have three new books in the pipeline. Two are complete and waiting for publication. One is the audio book version of “Seven Habits” and the other is a follow up to that book. It provides some practical tools Lodges can use to become Highly Successful.

The third new book is “in preparation.” I won’t say too much more at this point, except that it is a re-write of a well-established title and brings that material up to date so that it is focused on Freemasonry in the twenty-first century.

I continue to receive many invitations to deliver talks all over the country, and overseas. In fact, I am now packing for a trip to Canada to deliver three talks. The first will be at a District meeting, the second in a Lodge and the third at a major conference. Later this year I hope to go eastwards to speak in Asia – but more of that when details are confirmed.

As always. thank you for your support.

Onwards and upwards!