Name: 1: LSME: Introductory Lecture by Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of North Carolina
Duration: 6 min 8 s
Description: The first lecture in a series of programs to ensure that every candidate is properly instructed in the fundamentals of the Craft, which every newly-made Mason ought to know.

The first lecture in a series of programs to ensure that every candidate is properly instructed in the fundamentals of the Craft, which every newly-made Mason ought to know.

The Lodge System of Masonic Education

1: LSME: Introductory Lecture

The eighth lecture in a series of programs to ensure that every candidate is properly instructed in the fundamentals of the Craft, which every newly-made Mason ought to know.

8: LSME: Symbols of the Apprentice

The nineth lecture in a series of programs to ensure that every candidate is properly instructed in the fundamentals of the Craft, which every newly-made Mason ought to know.

9: LSME: Meaning, Duties, and Privileges the Term 'Fellow Craft'

The tenth lecture in a series of programs to ensure that every candidate is properly instructed in the fundamentals of the Craft, which every newly-made Mason ought to know.

10: LSME: Interpretation of the Ritual of the Fellow Craft Degree

The eleventh lecture in a series of programs to ensure that every candidate is properly instructed in the fundamentals of the Craft, which every newly-made Mason ought to know.

11: LSME: Symbols and Allegories of the Fellow Craft Degree

The twelfth lecture in a series of programs to ensure that every candidate is properly instructed in the fundamentals of the Craft, which every newly-made Mason ought to know.

12: LSME: Teachings of the Fellow Craft Degree

The thirteenth lecture in a series of programs to ensure that every candidate is properly instructed in the fundamentals of the Craft, which every newly-made Mason ought to know.

13: LSME: Special Instruction

The fourteenth lecture in a series of programs to ensure that every candidate is properly instructed in the fundamentals of the Craft, which every newly-made Mason ought to know.

14: LSME: Interpretation of the Ritual of the Third Degree

The fifteenth lecture in a series of programs to ensure that every candidate is properly instructed in the fundamentals of the Craft, which every newly-made Mason ought to know.

15: LSME: Symbols, Emblems, and Allegories of the Third Degree

The sixteenth lecture in a series of programs to ensure that every candidate is properly instructed in the fundamentals of the Craft, which every newly-made Mason ought to know.

16: LSME: The Laws of Freemasonry

The seventeenth and final lecture in a series of programs to ensure that every candidate is properly instructed in the fundamentals of the Craft, which every newly-made Mason ought to know.

17: LSME: The Duties, Privileges, and Rights of a Master Mason

Chartered in 1771 by the Duke of Beaufort and reorganized in 1787, the Grand Lodge of North Carolina was formed to raise the moral, social, intellectual, and spiritual conscience of society by teaching the ancient and enduring philosophical tenets of Brotherly Love, Relief, and Truth, which are expressed outwardly through service to God, family, country, and self under the Fatherhood of God within the Brotherhood of Man.

1: LSME: Introductory Lecture

Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of North Carolina

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