Freemason's Friends Trilogy By Kim March

The New Mason’s Friend - key features:

• Answers 25 foundation questions about Freemasonry
• Explores the Craft’s medieval roots including the Master and Apprentice relationship.
• Summarises 50 key historical events from 1346 to 2020 via a Fast History bird’s eye flight through time.
• Step-by-step demystifying tour through the Ceremony of Initiation.
• First Degree Glossary cutting through the Craft’s archaic ritual language.
• Memorising Ritual (5-Minute Ritualist method) sets out the responses to the questions leading to the Ceremony of Passing (Emulation) in the 5-MR memory friendly format.
• Includes full colour Lodge layout floor plans.

Over 60 images helping to bring this easy to read, 160 page book to life

The Fellow Craft’s Friend - key features

• Answers 7 questions about the Second Degree building upon the New Mason’s Friend 25 foundation questions.
• Demystifies the Ceremony of Passing supported by a glossary explaining the related archaic ritual terminology (Emulation).
• Offers a detailed colour exploration of King Solomon’s Temple including biblically correct colour images of its interior.
• Examines medieval higher education with an explanation and examples of the Seven Liberal Arts & Sciences.
• An exploration of the English Guilds system which formed the medieval equivalent of our present day clubs, societies and associations. Includes an explanation of medieval Mystery Plays.

Over 130 images, 20+ in full colour, helping to bring this easy to read, 192 page book to life

The Master Mason’s Friend - key features:

• The author’s fast moving, reader friendly writing style is further enhanced with over 240 images of which 80 are in full colour.
• A dedicated, seven section, book within a book, maps out the diverse future Masonic opportunity and development pathways open to Master Masons.
• Uses a real medieval apprentices’ oath to demonstrate the virtues of the 5-Minute Ritualist ritual memorisation system.
• Crucially, both Lewis Masonic and the author have agreed to keep the cover price as low as is commercially possible to maximise access.

The Master Mason’s Friend comprising 364 pages