The following New Hampshire Brethren have offered up their services to the various Lodges across the state with a myriad of topics. If you are interested in having them attend your Lodge to deliver a presentation, please contact the Grand Education Officer who will put you in touch with the Brother. We hope you will take advantage of this resource as a way to strengthen Masonic education in your Lodge.
R∴ W∴ Bro. Doug Archambault: Seven Liberal Arts and Seven Levels of Consciousness
R∴ W∴ Bro. David Akridge: Initiating and Guiding Masonic Discussion in Your Lodge; The Working Tools of a Mason; The Operative and Speculative meaning of the Lewis; Masonic Funerals
R∴ W∴ Bro. Rob Anderson: The Sprig of Acacia; The People of the EA-Who were the Holy Saints John?; Are you a Traveling Man?; Seven Liberal Arts and Sciences; Landmarks of Masonry
M∴ W∴ Bro. Stew Aronson: A Presentation on Rhetoric
M∴ W∴ Bro. Ken Clay: Freemasonry-The Journey of a Lifetime
M∴ W∴ Bro. David Collins: Clandestine Freemasonry; Development of Freemasonry in New Hampshire, 1735-Present; History of Masonic Aprons since Colonial times
R∴ W∴ Bro. Michael Cramer: The Point Within a Circle; Depositing something of a metallic kind in the Lodge; Native American Indian and Freemasonry, St. John the Baptist
R∴ W∴ Bro. Ryan Flynn: The Fine Arts and Freemasonry; Unmasking our Ashlars; The Divine Master; Brunelleschi-The Master Mason; An Introduction to Masonic Research
R∴ W∴ Bro. Stephen Hird: Seven Liberal Arts and Sciences
R∴ W∴ Bro. Daniel Hotchkiss: The Landmarks of Freemasonry; Trestle Board; Arithmetic; The 15 Charges to the Master at Installation
W∴ Bro. Patrick O’Sullivan: The Sacred Feminine in Freemasonry; Western Mystery Tradition to Modern Science; The Expression of Duality in Freemasonry
R∴ W∴ Bro. Karl Olson: Masonry and the Civil War; Masonic Recipients of the Medal of Honor; William Pitt Tavern & The Creation of the Grand Lodge of New Hampshire
R∴ W∴ Bro. Rob Paradis: The Tenets of Masonry
R∴ W∴ Bro. Joseph Rella: The Letter G; The Four Cardinal Virtues; The Masonic Funeral Service; George Washington and the Founding Fathers
R∴ W∴ Bro. Paul Smith: Masonic Metaphor; The Missing Fellow Craft; Wisdom Dwells with Contemplation; The Importance of Music in Freemasonry; Observance; Restoration of Masonic Research
R∴ W∴ Bro. Larry Sprague: The Compatibility of Freemasonry and Religion
R∴ W∴ Bro. Troy Patoine: The Relevance of Freemasonry Today
R∴ W∴ Bro. Malcolm Wooff: The Tyler’s Station; The Ancient Influences on the Craft; The Foundation of Modern Masonry in 1717
R∴ W∴ Bro. Bill Sawyer: Masonic Protocol, How to Organize Your Year, Masonic Funeral
R∴ W∴ Bro. Gary Ward: “The Great Light in Masonry”
R.W. Brother Scott Borthwick: Building Associations and the IRS; Filing your 990 and maintaining your tax status.
R.W. Brother Bob Sutherland: Balloting
Brother Paul Mahoney: The American Flag in N.A. Freemasonry, Forgiveness
R.W. Brother Doug Pabst: Masonic Maintenance
Brother Jaran Blessing: “The Art of Memory” discussing the historical intersection of the work of Giodorno Bruno and William Schaw.
