Author: Monty Thurman

Masonic knowledge becomes useful when it changes conduct. Learn one thing about the Craft today—and find one way to put it into practice.

Move today’s prayer beyond your own needs. Choose one person and quietly pray for him or her by name.

Kindness and charity don’t always require a grand gesture. Look deliberately for one small opportunity to make someone else’s day a little easier.

Brotherhood shouldn’t depend upon who walks through the Lodge door. Think of a Brother you haven’t heard from lately—and reach out.

Before the demands of the day begin setting your agenda, take a few quiet minutes for prayer. Remember Who you are building the day with.

Some of the most important work a Mason does will never be seen. Do one good thing today simply because it is the right thing to do.

Becoming a better Mason rarely requires something extraordinary. Choose one deliberate action today and put a Masonic principle into practice.