Short Talks on Masonry

By: Joseph Fort Newton

Narrated by: Michael A. Smith

Written by Joseph Fort Newton, this book contains short talks and essays written for the Masonic Service Association of North America in its effort to induce Masons to know more about Masonry and to do more with it. They do not deal with the entire Masonic system, but only with a selection of its symbols - old, familiar, and lovely - at the same time urging the value of Masonry as an asset in the making of better men and the building of a nobler national life. The audio production was made by arrangement with the MSANA, in hope of bringing the light of this gentle philosophy to a new generation.©1928 Masonic Service Association (P)2015 Anaba Publishing, LLC

This is the book you are looking for

When you become a Master Mason and are trying to figure out what the great secrets are and why no one can answer your questions about what happens next and you are starting to feel like you have been mislead and all you do at a meeting is eat, read the minutes and go home this is the book you are looking for

You will want to listen to this over and over

If you could sum up Short Talks on Masonry in three words, what would they be?

This series of short talks is probabably the best book about Masonry that I have ever seen. Not only are the stories so well written, the Narrator is the best I've heard. After listening to about a dozen times, it does not get old. It applies so well to todays society, I simply can't believe this was written in 1928.

A Must Listen for ALL Masons

Very eloquently broken down into much needed, focused topics! This should be a mandatory reading for every active Brother of The Craft.

well versed

I found this book challenges me to work to build myself and the world into better men who are true to God and each other.

Good Introduction to Masonry

I didn’t know much about Masonry but this book gave a good introduction to the philosophy of the Masons. I would have liked a little more concrete history about the Masons but a good introduction nonetheless.

I received a copy of this audiobook in exchange for a unbiased review.