Compendium of Masonic Prayers
From Labour To Refreshment
Are you ready for a sponsored laugh? If you believe Freemasonry should be fun then this book is the one for you! 314 glossy pages of jokes, stories and full colour cartoons that take tongue in cheek view at Freemasons and Freemasonry. With a foreword by Ian Kingsbury the Provincial Grand Master of Devonshire (but don't let that put you off) All Royalties From The Sale Of This Book Go To Devon Teddies For Loving Care
How Many Freemasons Does It Take To Change A Light Bulb
Do you believe that Freemasonry should be fun? If so then this is the book for you! How many Freemasons does it take to a change a lightbulb?, is a handy compilation of Masonic jokes and one-liners that fits easily into your pocket. Unlike other joke books designed for use at the festive board, this title only contains jokes about Freemasons and Freemasonry. If you don't know how many freemasons it takes to change a lightbulb or the one about the Masonic parrot then you are just going to have to buy this book! All Royalties from the sale of this book are donated to the RMBI.
Laughter in the Lodge
The world's first Masonic cartoon book! A compilation of hilarious gags and humorous observations of a Mason's life both at home and within the temple. The artist Steve Chadburn is a full-time professional cartoonist and caricaturist and has the ability to capture facial expressions perfectly. So much so that sometimes you wonder if the you're looking at a portrait from your very own lodge! If you love Freemasonry this book is sure to amuse, entertain, and offer a unique insight into how Freemasons balance their commitment to families and work with the duties, obligations and fellowship to be found in Freemasonry. A must for all Masons as well as their families and friends.
Laughter on the Level
Masonic After Dinner Speaking
Masonic After Dinner Speaking. How to prepare and deliver speeches. By L. Ager, 1985, paperback, 116pp. This topic is treated with concern and dismay by many who are called upon to address an audience. Included in this handy guide, are many examples of speeches covering a wide variety of masonic occasions which will help the reader to develop their talents and increase their confidence.
Masonic Speech Making
Masonically Speaking
The 20 talks in this book cover a range of interesting topics including A Mark of Independence, The Keystone, The Overseers, who was Adoniram, working tools, Biblical Noah, The Deluge and Why the Pophyry Stone. Each talk is separate and distinct. It can be used on its own and will last from 10 to 15 minutes.
Taken by Surprise
The Freemason’s Handbook of Toasts, Speeches and Responses
This book contains a selection of ready prepared speeches that Freemasons can use at short notice at the festive board. Containing multiple versions of all possible Masonic toasts, this book includes the toast to the Initiate, to the guests, the response on behalf of the guests, the toast to the Worshipful Master and many more.
The Mysteries of Masonry
An Educational Masonic Puzzle and Quiz Book. Did the Freemasons build Washington D.C? Do candidates drink blood from a skull during their initiation? And what happens with that goat? Find out the truth about the Freemasons and uncover their secrets through 100 puzzles, games and quizzes. The puzzles and tests are accessible to anyone, whether a Freemason or not. Before you start though, I must ask of you: Are you worthy?
The Sign of a Mason
A great new collections of jokes which will help whenever you need a rib-tickling one-liner at the festive board. This book only contains jokes about Freemasons and Freemasonry and the royalties for this title will be donated to Life Lites, a new Masonic Samaritan Fund which helps Freemasons and their dependants in times of medical need.