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Language: English
Professors: Wayne Smith, Aaron Washington, Noel Riggins, Willie Brown, Gregory Bullock, Karl Jones, Dr. Charles Washington, Bernard Roberts, Walter Freeman, Larry Johnson, Nicholas Reid, Luther Craddock, James Boyd, Lawrence Harris, James Hodge, Marshall Wallace, Joe Horne, David Johnson, Hayden Williams, Norman Hooks, Jordan Butler, Jordan Micheal, Raul Randle, Robert Stokes
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Masonic Education Committee:
RW Bro. Lawrence Harris - Chairman

RW Bro. Raul Randle
RW Bro. Robert Stokes
RW Bro. Howard Cooks
RW Bro. James Hodge
RW Bro. Marshall Wallace
RW Bro. Joe Horne
RW Bro. David Johnson
RW Bro. Norman Hooks
RW Bro. Hayden Williams
RW Bro. Jordan Butler

 

 

 

 

 



Our Masonic College:   While it is the duty of the Master of the lodge to provide a good and wholesome education to the brethren, the best use of this online education tool is by the Masonic Lodge Education Officer to teach others and by individual brothers who wish to accelerate their knowledge. This online education system has been created to increase your understanding about Freemasonry. 

 

Our purpose is to educate and nature the newly made Mason as well as the long standing Mason to become more knowledgable in Masonic teachings and instructions, to transmit to the Craft not only the accumulated History of Prince Hall Masonry, but also the accumulated experience of Masonic and moral living.

 

Further, our purpose is to teach the brethren to think critically on any Masonic subject, be it esoteric or exoteric and to speak on that subject with clarity and intelligence to fellow Masons and non-Masons alike. This enables the brethren to discern the truth from the false, the real from the unreal, and the fact from fiction.

 

It is hoped and expected that by a strict and comprehensive study of Freemasonry, a Prince Hall Masons life will be uplifted and enriched, preparing him for his rightful place in his Lodge, Grand Lodge, as well as Society in general.