Arizona Masonic College

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Building a Better Masonry By Building Better Leaders ®

The AZ Masonic College is the Implementation Vehicle for a Broader Strategic Plan - Contract with the Craft - contractwiththecraft.org.

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Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.
- Margaret Mead

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Education Sets Us Free!

To learn is to live, to study is to grow, and growth is the measurement of life. The mind must be taught to think, the heart to feel, and the hands to labor. When these have been educated to their highest points, then is the time to offer them to the service of their fellow man...

- Manly Palmer Hall, (1901 - 1990) writing at age 24 in 1925.

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Are You a Balanced and Critical Thinker? When we read many of the books and letters of the pre-Depression era - such as great Masonic writers H.L. Haywood, Joseph Fort Newton, and many others - we can't help but recognize that these men were balanced thinkers. Not only that, they were balanced and critical in their thinking about society - in the truest exemplification of Masonic principles. In a world characterized then - and as now in a polarized society- these men were able to find and intellectually understand the balance between Right Wing and Left Wing: they found the Middle-Way. - a Neo-Enlightenment balance between superstition and truth. They were truly a "Mason's Mason."

Would you like to join this stellar pantheon of great Masons? Education, dedication, and perseverance will provide you the tools to do so. The Arizona Masonic College is a program of study to provide skills that will be valuable in all aspects of your life? Masonry's Purpose, in my opinion, is: To build Better Men, which Builds a better Masonry, which, (in turn) builds a Better Society. So, where are you here? And, if you consider this educational offering, the following might be of interest to you as you decide to involve yourself in this: a program, interest, self=actualization, whatever of interest to you:

1. They will Benefit You and Your Family. The programs provide personal and professional skills that will truly help to make you a better man. The personal skills attained fill in the Liberal Arts gaps that most post-secondary educational institutions do not universally provide any longer. The professional skills attained give you assets that are transferable to you vocation and career - these will help you become more successful in your work life.

2. They will Benefit Masonry and Your Masonic Career. The practical as well as the more philosophical aspects of Masonry and the Masonic Family are covered in depth.

3. They will Benefit Your Community and Society. Those that have an opportunity to learn, become educated, and fulfill their own potentials have the responsibility to teach others and become a model of emulation.
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