Welcome to my new home.
If you’re just stumbling onto this site, let me welcome you to Masonic Traveler on Freemason Information. And, if your a past reader and friend, welcome! Make yourself at home.
After a new coat of paint, some new facing, and a lot of sweat equity, this is the brand New Freemason Information digital magazine website. Like any new fresh out of the box site, it has a few rough corners to take care of, but like any Master Mason knows, one is never done refining the rough superfluities, but we are open for business and want to make you feel right at home. My hope is that this the perfect place to find out about the fraternity, read up on what some of the more out spoken Masons of the day have to say, and find some of th most unique content about Freemasonry under one roof. I know this because some of the most passionate writers on the craft have joined me, and decided to lend their voice to the discussion.
But this is only the beginning, and in the weeks and months ahead we plan to bring you a lot of quality content. One of my favorite things about approaching this in a magazine format is that we can pull Masonic Central under the same canopy and make it a more relevant source of even more light.
In the coming days I plan to continue posting my musing and thoughts here in Masonic Traveler, but joining me now are brothers Fred Milliken at the Beehive, Michael Halleran of Aude Vide Tace, Stephen Dafoe in the new Temple of Dafoe, Terence Satchell on the Banks of the Euphrates, and of course my good friend and co-host on Masonic Central, Dean Kennedy as he tackles Masonic Technology. AND, if that weren’t enough, we have a line up of guest contributors who will also bring a wide array of commentary to you on the wide ranging topic of Freemasonry. In fact, in our Sojourners section you can read our first article by W.: B.: Leon Zeldis
If you can’t tell, I’m excited about this. Its really going to be a good thing.
So, look around, take the new site for a test drive, and let me know what you think. This is only the beginning and I hope you come along for the journey.
Greg Stewart – still known as - Masonic Traveler.
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Sure, let’s give it a shot. I must admit I am a little dissed by being omitted from the blogroll, such is life. Well, let’s get on with it.
S&F,
BC