Craftcast goes to Scotland! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

In this episode, we undertake a historic journey to Edinburgh to visit the Grand Lodge of Scotland, one of the oldest and most respected Masonic jurisdictions in the world!

For the first time, Craftcast had the privilege of sitting down with both the Grand Master Mason and Grand Secretary of the Scottish Constitution at Freemasons’ Hall, Edinburgh.

We explore the similarities and differences between English and Scottish Freemasonry, discover how the Grand Lodge of Scotland operates, and take a closer look at the traditions and structures that make the Scottish Constitution unique.

We also discuss Scotland’s recent decision to join the Council for Freemasonry in Great Britain, bringing together the United Grand Lodge of England, the Grand Lodge of Scotland, the Order of Women Freemasons and the Honourable Fraternity of Ancient Freemasons.

What does this mean for men and women Freemasons across Great Britain? And what could future collaboration look like?

To learn more about Scottish Freemasonry: https://www.grandlodgescotland.com/

To learn more about the Council for Freemasonry in Great Britain: https://www.ugle.org.uk/about-us/council-freemasonry-great-britain

Following the Second Light Blues Communication, we sat down before a live audience of new Freemasons for a special episode exploring the future of Freemasonry!

Joining us is the Pro Grand Master for his third appearance on Craftcast, sharing his thoughts on communication, collaboration across the Council for Freemasonry in Great Britain, and why he's optimistic about the future of Freemasonry.

We're also joined by Tom Golds, the driving force behind the Light Blues Communication, to discuss how the event has grown into one of the largest gatherings of newer Freemasons anywhere in the world, why these opportunities matter, and what's next for the movement.

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Today we explore the work of the Masonic Fishing Charity, a volunteer-led organisation using fishing and the countryside to create meaningful experiences for people with special needs and those facing challenging circumstances.

The charity provides opportunities to build confidence, develop independence, form new friendships and experience the sense of achievement that comes from getting involved.

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Learn more about the Masonic Fishing Charity: https://mtsfc.org.uk/