It is Grand Lodge Annual Communication week! Keith Reierson gives us a little peek into Masonry for my friend and co-host of the Kindness Chronicles, Steve Brown.

An impressive group of 4th graders who participated in a version of Shark Tank, pitching their charitable interests to a group of "Minnows." One of the charities was the Masonic Cancer Center. 3rd place...the Congressional investigation is under consideration.

We visit with Kristi Flanagan Villar from the Masonic Children's Hospital, Masonic Cancer Center and the Masonic Institute for the Developing Brain. She gives us a fascinating update one the progress being made at one of our most meaningful partnerships.

We visit with Niki Lampi, Director of the Minnesota Masonic Clinic for Childhood Communications Disorders (MMCCCD). She share some stories that demonstrate just how meaningful our support is for the children and families we serve.. Heartwarming!

Heritage Center Library and Museum Coordinator, WB Mark Anderson tells us about his work at the Heritage Center

Masonry is often a family affair. I visited with MWB Dave Olson and "the wind beneath his wings," his bride, Marilynn. 

Newly appointed East Metro Area Deputy shares a few of his plans for his new assignment and shares a bit about his unique profession...Corrections Officer in  a women's prison.

The legend, Most Worshipful Brother Donald Severson reflects on some of his nearly 60 years of Grand Lodge memories.

Masonry works in some mysterious ways...as evidenced by the appearance of the 26th President of the United States, Brother Theodore Roosevelt. Eric Neetenbeek and Markus Muller join in on this entertaining interview. 

We open the 2022 Minnesota Grand Lodge Annual Communication with a legend of many things Masonry, most notably Minnesota Masonic Charities, Museum and Heritage Center...and plenty of other things.